The Path Of Least Resistance, by Robert Fritz

I read most of this book a few years ago, then put it down when I couldn't figure out what I wanted.

I found out I like to read a book a page or two at a time on my commute, so I picked it up again after finishing The Big Leap. It's very well written. It outlines an attitude of looking at your life emphasizing, not the problems in your life, but rather what you want to create in your life. So instead of thinking, "why am I sick, or making myself sick," thinking "I want to be healthy", as if I were an artist painting a canvas. "I want to care about (person x)" "I want to enjoy going to New York with my family," etc.

It makes all kinds of sense, after reading the book a couple of times.