Wouldn’t It Be Nice If… is a playful game in Law of Attraction Toolbox, and a simple wouldn’t it be nice if Abraham Hicks app for Android. You finish the sentence again and again, adding one wish per row, and save the list. It sits in the Games tab of this manifestation app and is for anyone who wants a light, low-pressure way to explore what they want.
What is the Wouldn’t It Be Nice If game?
The game is an Abraham-Hicks style process. The app describes it as a playful and gentle way to focus on desired outcomes without creating resistance, a low-pressure game of imagination. You begin each line with “Wouldn’t it be nice if…” and complete it with something you would enjoy. The goal is to feel the lightness and fun of the possibility. Read more in our guide to Abraham-Hicks and five of their practices.
What you can do with Wouldn’t It Be Nice If
- Write as many “Wouldn’t it be nice if…” lines as you like, one row at a time.
- Edit any line by tapping it.
- Save the list and reopen it later from your saved entries.
- Clear the whole list and start fresh.
- Open the Information icon to read the app’s explanation.
How to play Wouldn’t It Be Nice If on Android
- Open the Games tab and tap Wouldn’t It Be Nice If….
- Find the box at the bottom of the screen, labelled “Entry 1”. Its placeholder reads “Wouldn’t it be nice if…”. Write your first wish.
- Tap Save Row. The line joins the numbered list and the box moves on to “Entry 2”.
- Keep going. Tap any numbered line to load it back into the box and edit it, or tap Clear Row to remove the entry you are on.
- When you are done, tap Save. A celebration screen appears and the list is saved.
Only rows saved with Save Row are included, and you need at least one, otherwise the app says “No valid entries found. Please enter text on at least 1 row before saving.” To empty the screen, tap Clear and confirm “Clear all entries?”.
Example
The app’s own example is “Wouldn’t it be nice if I received an unexpected check in the mail?” Here are a few more in the same spirit: “Wouldn’t it be nice if the traffic cleared just as I got there?” and “Wouldn’t it be nice if my friend called out of the blue?” Keep them light and fun, and write your own.
Tips
- Start each entry with “Wouldn’t it be nice if…” and complete the sentence with a desire.
- Use it when you feel stuck, or when a desire feels too big or difficult to manifest. The playful question helps release resistance.
- Aim for the lightness and fun of the possibility rather than the effort of making it happen.
- Add small wishes as well as big ones.
Where your entries go
Saved lists appear under Journey > Saved Entries > By Tool > Wouldn’t It Be Nice If…, on a screen titled “WIBNI History”. Each card shows the date and a preview of the first line. Tap a card to reopen the list in “Edit Journal” mode and save your changes. Saved entries are stored in your Law of Attraction Toolbox account, so they can sync across your devices when you are signed in. The sign-in screen also notes that guest data will not sync across devices.
Using an iPhone or iPad?
These steps are for the Android app. If you use Law of Attraction Toolbox on an iPhone or iPad, see the iPhone and iPad version of this guide.
Learn more
- Who Is Abraham-Hicks? Core Teachings + 5 Practices
- 12 Manifestation Techniques That Actually Work
- Focus Wheel on Android
- Back to the Android User Guide
Frequently asked questions
Is there a wouldn’t it be nice if app for Android?
Yes. Wouldn’t It Be Nice If… is one of the Games in Law of Attraction Toolbox for Android. You write and save lists of “Wouldn’t it be nice if…” lines.
What does WIBNI mean?
WIBNI is short for Wouldn’t It Be Nice If. The app uses that short name on its history screen.
Do I have to write full sentences?
The app suggests starting each entry with “Wouldn’t it be nice if…” and completing the sentence with a desire.
Can I change a list after I save it?
Yes. Open Journey, then Saved Entries, then By Tool, then Wouldn’t It Be Nice If…, tap the list and edit it.
Ready to try it? Download Law of Attraction Toolbox from Google Play, open the Games tab and write your first line. You can also read more about this manifestation app on our homepage.