Dr. Wayne Dyer was an internationally renowned author, speaker, and pioneer in the field of self-development. Dr. Dyer's teachings promote a philosophy of self-reliance and self-creation. His work was heavily influenced by the principles of self-actualization and the potential for individuals to manifest their destinies through the power of intention. He believed that the key to success lies within our own thoughts and that by changing the way we think, we can profoundly alter our lives. One of Dr. Dyer's most influential ideas was the "power of intention." Dyer redefined intention as a force in the universe that allows the act of creation to take place. He proposed that this force is something that we all are a part of, and that aligning with this force can allow us to live a more purposeful and fulfilled life.

Esther Hicks is an inspirational speaker and author who, together with her late husband Jerry Hicks, has brought forward the spiritual messages and teachings of a group of non-physical entities known as "Abraham." Described by Esther as "infinite intelligence," Abraham communicates through her, offering guidance and wisdom on the nature of our being and the universe. The central tenet of Esther Hicks' teachings revolves around the Law of Attraction. According to Abraham-Hicks, by understanding and applying this law, individuals can deliberately create their own reality.

Louise Hay was a motivational author and the founder of Hay House. Louise Hay's philosophy is centered around the power of affirmations and positive thinking, which she believed could lead to positive changes in one's life, including improved health and wellness. Her approach combined metaphysical beliefs with practical strategies, promoting the idea that mental patterns and beliefs can have a direct impact on physical health and overall wellbeing. Her teachings focus on the importance of love and self-acceptance, which she saw as the foundations of healing. Hay argued that almost all problems could be traced back to a lack of self-love and self-acceptance. She emphasized that by changing our thoughts and attitudes, we can change our experiences and heal our lives.