Recently, my dear mother told me I had to read a book titled "The Power of Intention".  I was a little skeptical at first, but since it was an order from my mother, I decided I needed to do it.  There are many interesting concepts in this book.  One of them is to visualize things from the end.  Such as, if you're looking for a job, visualize yourself already having the job and then take the steps to get it.  If you are in tune with Intention, it will indeed come to you.  There are many phrases that the author tells you that everyone needs to repeat to themselves.  On is to tell yourself "I am success, I am abundance".  I tried this, and honestly, it didn't make me feel any different.  I guess I still need to work on that one.  But there is one phrase that I think really does help.  Whenever I tell myself "I intend to be happy", I can't help but smile or feel that special something that makes me much more light-hearted.  That one phrase really helped me out.  It was very odd because those type of things usually don't do anything for me.  But this one did.  It's a very interesting thing about that book.  It is written by a man who isn't LDS, but he has figured out that if you follow everything the church tells us, it will make your life so much better.  He tells you to be kind, generous, show love, and above all, show your gratitude for all that the "Source" (aka Heavenly Father) has given you.  It really strengthened my testimony because people outside of our faith have discovered that the way to eternal happiness is to follow the teaching of the Gospel.  Love on another, trust in the Lord (or simply a higher power than yourself), and show gratitude whenever possible.