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Personal happiness. Creative fulfillment. Professional success. Freedom from fear--and a new promise of joy that's yours for the asking.
We have the ability at our fingertips to achieve these things. It's the Aladdin Factor: the magical wellspring of confidence, desire--and the willingness to ask--that allows us to make wishes come true. Now bestselling motivational authors..more
Published October 1st 1995 by Berkley Books (first published 1995)
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Loy Machedo’s Book Review – Aladdin Factor by Jack Canfield.
I had purchased this book in the year 1999, when I think I was hardly 20 years old. At that phase of my life, this book was a total master-piece. I was amazed and marveled at the wisdom contained in these pages. It is nearly after 13 years, that I am re-reading this book once again to discover, what it was that gave me such a ray of hope, strength and courage.
The book is in typical Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen’s fashion – Cher..more
Jan 03, 2015Charmin rated it really liked it
Highlights:
1. Write 101 wishes, that I want for myself.
2. Clarify your Vision: identify items that can be done now, write individuals/institutions I can ask, place a date to be asked by.
3. Write Perfect Day Fantasy.
4. Relax with a Partner - Have a partner record and repeat “what do you want?”
5. Stretch your Imagination - Accomplish before you die? What is broken that needs to be fixed? Identify physical needs, contribution needs, learning needs.
6. Visualize the Outcome: see myself “doing” what..more
I guess I'd give this 2.5 stars. Writers, they are not. They are more compilers of information. And the info in this book was delivered by chapter 2. Bottom line: Figure out what you want and don't be afraid to ask for it.
The Aladdin storyline was lame, though there were some good principles relayed. I just thought it could have been summed up much more quickly. Also, I think the authors should have addressed giving back. People who keep asking but never give are annoying. And just because some..more
Jan 24, 2010Jesse Winslow rated it it was ok
I hated the format of this book. It was like Canfield would make a single small statement like 'Be Bold' and then would add some strange quotes and anecdotes from other people all in different fonts. If you can get through the rabble, there are some good ideas in this book, like creating your own wish list, and how to ask for what you want. But the format is terrible.
The Aladdin Factor is all about asking: why we don’t ask for what we want, how to know what to ask for, and who to ask. According to the authors, we can have anything we want in like; we just need to ask for it. They use Aladdin and his experience with the genie as a metaphor for this process.
I found some parts of this book helpful, like figuring out what you want and why you don’t ask for it, but overall this book was just filled with quotes, stories, and anecdotes from other people. There is..more
Good..some wisdom and great stories..However, I don't truly believe just saying something will happen will make it happen. Yes, if we are positive we will notice the positive and gravitate toward the positive. If we believe we can do something, we can. I do 100% agree with that. But, he made the best seller list with Chicken Soup for the Soul, not because he visualized it, but because he compiled a lot of good stories. It wouldn't have mattered if he had said 'best seller' to himself before go..more
Nov 23, 2017Pamela Fernandes rated it really liked it
This book is wonderful. Basically, it's all bout being able to ask! How to ask, why to ask, when to ask and what will you get when you ask. I think the two bring together a very amazing book on this and quite frankly I took a ton of notes. What I learned:
Rejection is not the end of the world
Be specific
Ask yourself how would Jesus do this?
Build anastrophic images
You have to feel worthy
Do 1 good action per day
Increase your capacity to love.
Jul 10, 2019ali rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Nice book for those who have problem to ask , there is some good techniques to help you be better.
However too much stories inside that at the end i felt like i am mot able to finish all of that ralking about the same thing over and over.
Jul 15, 2019Paritosh Vaidya rated it it was amazing
Good concepts and practices. Nearly all of the principles, anecdotes, and examples in this book were better shared and explored in The Success Principles by the same author. I would recommend the 10th Anniversary edition of TSP over this.
This was the book that taught me how to ask for what I want.
Jun 13, 2017Vasiliki Xyfteri rated it it was amazing
For some of us it is so difficult to ask things. Yet, Canfield and Hansen use a humourous way to teach us how to always ask in order to receive.
Sep 19, 2017Jakub Kolčář rated it it was amazing
One of my first self-help books which helped my great at the time.
Jan 03, 2019Nisla Love rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Love this book. The power of asking can and will open doors for you. It's a great read with timeless advice that you can apply in your life today.
Oct 31, 2016Troy Clark rated it liked it
A good study into the importance of learning to ask for what you want. Not fond of the new age bent the material promotes however.
Took me a while to get through this, but inspirational stories throughout. I heard about this book my 1L year of law school and finally finished it.
Sep 07, 2018Rani St.Pucchi rated it it was amazing
The law of attraction shared in a simple and practical manner. Whatever you want, you can have. A must read!
I never finished this book. Once you read the first couple chapters, you've basically read them all. It's an inspiring compilation, but a lot of rehash of other things I have read going on. It starts out wonderful and then sort of just fizzles out.
The premise of this book is pretty simple: if you want something, ask for it. Many people are unhappy because they don’t get what they want in life; and the reason that they don’t get what they want in life is that they don’t ask for it. In general, others don’t know what you want if you don’t communicate to them what you want. You may believe that if somebody loves you, you shouldn’t have to ask for what you want, that a person who loves should give you what you want and will give you what you..more
I start this review with a warning: I generally abhor purely self-help books. The only reason I read this was because it was a gift from my mom, so read the rest of the review with that in mind.
Overall, I thought it wasn't too terrible of a read. The anecdotes were entertaining and somewhat helpful in illustrating the point[1], though I did not like the general use of the fictional Aladdin as an extended allegory---most of its purpose seemed fairly forced and not really necessary. The book also..more
May 10, 2019Margo Dandreano rated it it was amazing
Easy read to get you going on your path to success. Highly recommended.

“Ask and you shall receive” is the one of the core messages of The Aladdin Factor. The book instructs you on how to identify what you want, determine who can give you what you want and asking for it in a clear and concise manner.
The book also looks at the reasons why people fear asking. The Aladdin Factor states that you have nothing to loss by making a request and you might gain something in the process. It teaches that you replace no with next until you obtain what you want.
The book has ple..more
The principle of asking for what you want is a great one. The only way to ensure that you will *not* get what you want/need is to not ask for it. The author drives the point home to redundancy, and I was able to skip whole chapters that just didn't apply to me (re: children and their school situations). But the repetition wasn't ridiculous; it's a self-help book, and we all know how hard it can be to change habits. The first few chapters go into detail about *why* we might be reluctant to ask fo..more
this was actually a great book, for a moment i thought..here we go , another one of them 'good feel self help books' but the message behind this is very clear and important, ones ability to simply ask. This has been especially difficult for me in life, whether it be due to ego, martyr or wanting to show independence or self made success..
..but sometimes in life, when all the dust settles and is all set and done, we just gotta take a step back, relax..and have confidence to just ask and not f..more
This book drew me in from start to finish. I even read parts of the genie and life lessons to my 10 year old daughter who loved it. Applicable knowledge for all ages. Especially in areas where fears often appear real. It opened my eyes to how to ask the right way so that I have the best results. I especially needed to hear the chapter on Asking at School. I applied the guidelines given and received the support I needed for my special needs daughter otherwise in my ignorance she would have been b..more
I Love this book in the sense that it made me realized that asking isn't a bad thing if you feel that you deserve something and are willing to work for it to get it. The author explains the art and magic of asking as that of aladdin and the genie in that we have to be specific in what we have to ask to get it and to be clearabout it. Truly an uplifting book as only the author of Chicken soup of the soul can do.

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Apr 14, 2010Stacy rated it liked it
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I didn't care for the format of this book. Now I know why professors never wanted you to use too many quotes in your writing! I was expecting to hear more from the authors and less in the way of other peoples' stories. However, the main point (that if you want something, ask for it) definitely is something I need to hear. I like the philosophy and I hope I can do a better job of applying it to my life. Glad I read it.
Apr 04, 2015Melinda Christensen rated it it was amazing
Having written, 'Chicken Soup for the Soul' books, the authors pen a brilliant book with a simple premise: in order to get the things you need, you must first ask for them. Through marvelous examples and stories they illustrate and teach how to do just that. Everyone should read this book; what a treasure trove of ideas!
Decided to check this out,but found it a little bit boring, this has some motivating factors in it, but I was left wanting something more. It is written like you will have some great gem if you read to the end, but there is not much there. Took me long time to finish it, because in the meantime I was reading more interesting books.
Another amazing self development book that made a huge impact on my life. It's funny how many times we don't get what we want simply because we don't ask for it.
If you have ever felt submissive and scared to ask for something you really want, this book will turn your life around. After reading this book you'll be asking for things you didn't even know you wanted simply because you can..
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Jack Canfield is an American motivational speaker and author. He is best known as the co-creator of the 'Chicken Soup for the Soul' book series, which currently has over 124 titles and 100 million copies in print in over 47 languages. According to USA Today, Canfield and his writing partner, Mark Victor Hansen, were the top-selling authors in the United States in 1997.
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“A young woman entered a cafeteria in New York City, placed her suitcase by a table where another person was eating, and went off to get some food. While she was away, a young man came by, picked up her bag, and walked off with it. In only one out of eight trials of this experiment did the customer at the table make an effort to stop him. When the same woman again entered the cafeteria and placed her bag down by a table where someone else was sitting, but then asked that person to keep an eye on it while she got some food, her table mate stopped the young man when he began to make away with it every time. On another day, the same young woman visited a beach, spread out her blanket, left a radio on it, and went off, either saying nothing to the nearest bystander or else asking that person to keep an eye on her things. Moriarity got the same results. At both locations, nearly all of the bystanders she asked to watch her possession tried to stop the “thief,” but of those she did not ask, only a few—one in eight in the cafeteria and one in five at the beach—did so. 4 —Pryor Report, February 1992” — 0 likes
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