About the author
Michael Neill is an author and coach associated with the Three Principles movement, a school of thought derived from the work of Sydney Banks that treats insight and clarity of mind, rather than technique, as the basis of psychological change. He built a career as a personal and executive coach before turning to writing, working with people ranging from prison inmates to corporate leaders. His book The Inside-Out Revolution (Hay House, 2013) lays out this understanding of how thought and experience relate, reframing conventional ideas about stress and circumstance. Creating the Impossible, also from Hay House, is a more applied, program-style book meant to help readers move projects and ambitions from idea into action over a set period. Neill's writing sits in the popular psychology and self-development space rather than in academic or clinical psychology.
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“Michael Neill presents a bold challenge to conventional psychology, offering a transformative understanding of how our inner world shapes reality. The text is grounded in three fundamental principles that provide a direct path to…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on The Inside-Out Revolution: The Only Thing You Need to Know to Change Your Life Forever
“Michael Neill offers a refreshing departure from the grindset mentality that dominates much of the genre. The ninety-day framework provides necessary structure, but its core strength lies in dismantling the heavy burden of forced…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Creating the Impossible: A 90-day Program to Get Your Dreams Out of Your Head and into the World
