What do I want, why don't I have it, and how can I make it happen?
THE POWER OF MOVING ON, the highly anticipated follow-up to The Power of Letting Go, by John Purkiss, publishes on January 13, 2026.
The Power of Letting Go has sold over 250,000 copies in English language to date. It has taught us how to drop anything from the past that was holding us back, to be fully present and
surrender.
THE POWER OF MOVING ON ls about taking the next steps to create the reality you desire.
Whether it's a romantic relationship, financial freedom or better health, this practical
book will take you on a deeper journey to discover what you truly want in life. And we
learn the key to success: in order to manifest our desires in every area of our lives, we
need to turn inwards and work on ourselves.
What do I want, why don't I have it, and how can I make it happen?
The Power of Moving On takes you on a deeper journey to discover what you truly want - whether it's a romantic relationship, financial freedom or better health - and how to get it. By raising the level of your consciousness, you can move on and create the space to manifest your desires.
Using proven techniques, readers will learn how to identify true desires, remove
false beliefs, and turn desires into reality.
- Identify your true desires
- Remove negative beliefs that are holding you back
- Allow the cosmos to manifest through you
- Turn your desires into reality
These simple, yet powerful, tools will enable you to manifest your desires much more easily - often in ways you never imagined.
About the Author
John Purkiss studied economics at Cambridge University and has an MBA (Master of Business Administration) from INSEAD. He began his career in banking and management consultancy, in London and Chicago, and worked in sales and marketing in the UK and Continental Europe. John then learned to meditate, which made his intuition much stronger and enabled him to move into executive search. Since 2014 he’s explored the Vedic tradition in depth.
ISBN: 9781800963603, Distributed by Hachette Book Group
208 pages, Monoray is an imprint of Octopus Publishing
