“Wouldn’t It Be Nice If…” is a playful Abraham-Hicks game, and Law of Attraction Toolbox gives it a home on your iPhone or iPad. You start each line with those four words and finish it with anything that would bring some good into your life. It is part of this manifestation app’s Games tab and is for anyone who wants a light, low-pressure way to think about what they want.
What is the Wouldn’t It Be Nice If game?
The app describes the Wouldn’t It Be Nice If technique as playful, low-pressure thinking about your intentions, which in turn gets you imagining the outcomes. It helps you keep a positive outlook, which the app says is essential for manifestation. You do not have to work out how anything will happen. You simply enjoy imagining.
For more Abraham-Hicks background, see Who Is Abraham-Hicks?
What you can do with Wouldn’t It Be Nice If
- Write a list of “Wouldn’t it be nice if…” lines, as many as you like.
- Add rows one at a time and edit any row before saving.
- Save every list and come back to read or change it.
- Add a quick note, or open the info screen from the toolbar.
How to play Wouldn’t It Be Nice If in the app
- Open the Games tab and tap Wouldn’t It Be Nice If…. The screen shows the heading “Wouldnt It Be Nice If…”.
- Tap the entry field at the bottom of the screen (labeled “Entry 1”, showing “Entry text”).
- Finish the sentence. You can write absolutely anything, as long as it would bring some amount of good into your life.
- Tap Save Row (or the return key). Your line joins the numbered list and a new row opens.
- Keep going for as long as it feels fun. Tap any row to change it, or Clear Row to remove the row you are on.
- Tap Save when you are done.
To start over, tap Clear. The app asks “Clear all entries?” first. If every row is empty when you tap Save, a “No Entries” message asks for text on at least one row.
Example
Wouldn’t it be nice if the morning light was soft and golden. Wouldn’t it be nice if the conversation today went easily. Wouldn’t it be nice if a surprise check came in the mail. Wouldn’t it be nice if my weekend was totally unplanned. Small, large and silly all count. This is only an illustration – write your own.
Tips
- Keep it positive and fun, as the app’s tips suggest. Do not worry about how to achieve anything.
- Let your imagination wander. A line does not need to be realistic or reasonable.
- Try a few quick lines when you have a spare minute, such as in a queue or before bed.
- Compare this with the Daily Wants List, which is a more direct way to name what you want.
Where your entries go
Saved lists appear under My Journey > Saved Entries, in Timeline or under Wouldn’t It Be Nice If in By Tool. The list is titled “Wouldnt It Be Nice If” and shows the date of each entry. Tap one to open it, tap Edit to change it and Save to keep your changes. Swipe a row to delete it.
On iPhone and iPad
These steps are for the iPhone and iPad version of Law of Attraction Toolbox. Using an Android phone or tablet? See the Android version of this page.
Learn more
- Who Is Abraham-Hicks? Core Teachings + 5 Practices
- 12 Manifestation Techniques That Actually Work
- Daily Wants List guide
- Appreciation Game guide
- Back to the User Guide
Frequently asked questions
What is wouldn’t it be nice if Abraham Hicks teach?
It is a playful process where you complete the sentence “Wouldn’t it be nice if…” with anything that would bring some good into your life. The app describes it as low-pressure thinking about your intentions.
How do I use wouldn’t it be nice manifestation in the app?
Open Wouldn’t It Be Nice If… in the Games tab, type a line in the entry field, tap Save Row, and repeat. Tap Save when you are done.
How many lines can I write?
As many as you like. Each time you tap Save Row a new row opens.
Can I change a list after I save it?
Yes. Open it from Saved Entries, tap Edit, change what you want and tap Save.
Ready to try it? Download Law of Attraction Toolbox from the App Store, open the Games tab and start your first list. You can also read more about this manifestation app on our homepage.