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Abby · built on Leslie Householder’s works

Find the principle underneath what’s happening — and choose a truer thought.

You don’t need to know the books to use Abby. But the more you tell it about what’s actually happening, the more useful it gets.

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Leslie Householder, author of The Jackrabbit Factor

What Abby is built on

Leslie Householder’s works.

Abby is built on Leslie Householder’s works — The Jackrabbit Factor, Hidden Treasures, Portal to Genius, the Mindset Mastery course material (with Trevan Householder), and her study guides: The 19 Rules of Prosperity, the Portal to Genius Principles and Character Guides, and The Science of Receiving excerpts.

Who Abby is for

For money and mindset.

Abby is for you when you’re worried about money and can’t stop running the worst case. When you have a goal you really want but you’re afraid to believe it. When you’re doing everything right and nothing is changing.

More ways to work with Abby

Prompts you can copy word for word.

Here are ten ways people work with Abby.

Real life

Bring a real-life situation

The most powerful use. Instead of asking what a principle is, tell Abby what is happening and ask which principles apply.

  • I’m worried about money and keep thinking about everything that could go wrong. Which principles would be most helpful for me right now?
  • I have a goal I really want, but I’m afraid to believe it can happen. Help me understand what Leslie teaches about fear, faith, and expectation.
  • I feel like I’m doing everything right, but nothing is changing. What might I be misunderstanding?
  • I’m facing a decision and don’t know whether I should push forward or wait. What do these books teach about inspiration, action, and timing?
  • Something I hoped for fell apart. Help me look at this through the Law of Polarity or the principles in Portal to Genius.
  • I feel pressure to figure out how my goal is going to happen. What does Leslie teach about that?

Portal to Genius was written partly about what happens when principles that worked before suddenly seem not to — so setbacks are very much at home here.

Your practice

Ask Abby to check how you’re applying a principle

Tell Abby exactly what you’ve been doing, thinking, or trying, and ask it to examine that against the teachings.

  • Here’s the goal I wrote. Does it fit the way goals are taught in Mindset Mastery?
  • Here’s what I’ve been telling myself every day. Is this actually right thinking, or am I trying to force myself to believe something?
  • I’ve been visualizing my goal, but I feel anxious afterward. Help me understand what may be happening.
  • I think I’m using faith, but maybe I’m actually using willpower. Help me tell the difference.
  • Am I focusing too much on appearances in this situation?
  • Help me see where I might be violating one of the 19 Rules of Prosperity.

Your own answer

Ask Abby to help you find your own answer

You don’t have to ask for an answer. You can ask for questions.

  • Walk me through this situation using Leslie’s principles. Ask me one question at a time.
  • Help me uncover the thought that may be producing my anxiety.
  • Ask me questions that will help me see this problem differently.
  • Help me distinguish between what I can control and what I need to turn over to God.
  • Help me figure out what I actually want instead of what I think I’m supposed to want.
  • Walk me through this as though I were doing a Mindset Mastery exercise.

Finding a passage

Ask where something is taught

For when you remember an idea but not where you read it.

  • Where does Leslie talk about thinking truth regardless of appearances?
  • Find everything in the library about anxiety.
  • Where does she teach about the Law of Gestation?
  • Find the story about the wooden headboard and explain which principle it illustrates.
  • Where does she talk about recognizing promptings — the “little voice”?
  • Find every place she discusses gratitude and give me the strongest passages.
  • What does the index in Hidden Treasures point to under faith, fear, money, or gratitude?

Across the books

Compare teachings across the books

  • How does The Jackrabbit Factor’s teaching about goals connect with the Law of Perpetual Transmutation in Hidden Treasures?
  • How does Portal to Genius deepen what The Jackrabbit Factor teaches?
  • Compare what Mindset Mastery and The Science of Receiving teach about thought.
  • How do the teachings about gratitude develop across the books?
  • Show me how faith, visualization, gratitude, and inspired action fit together.
  • What ideas appear again and again throughout Leslie’s work?

Stories and metaphors

Ask about the stories and metaphors

Much of the teaching lives inside the stories.

  • What does the jackrabbit actually represent?
  • Explain Richard’s journey as a map of the goal-achievement process.
  • Why does Portal to Genius include failure and financial setbacks after success?
  • Explain Morgan’s story and what it teaches about expecting solutions.
  • What can I learn from Felicity’s tendency to worry?
  • Explain a chapter of The Jackrabbit Factor without giving me the answer too quickly — help me discover the metaphor.

Reading

Use Abby while you read

  • I just finished Chapter 7 of Hidden Treasures. Give me three reflection questions.
  • I just read pages 38–45. What should I make sure I understood?
  • Quiz me on this chapter.
  • Don’t explain it yet — ask me questions and see whether I understood it.
  • Give me a journaling prompt based on what I just read.
  • What principle should I experiment with today?
  • Give me a simple real-world experiment based on this lesson.

Leslie keeps sending readers to test principles in real life, in small, near-term experiments. That last prompt is exactly that.

Journaling

Bring your journal entries

Paste what you wrote and ask Abby to look at the thinking behind it.

  • Here’s what I wrote in my journal this morning. What beliefs or assumptions do you notice?
  • Which parts sound like I’m reacting to appearances?
  • Help me rewrite these thoughts so they line up with the principles — but don’t make them feel fake.
  • What fear might be underneath what I wrote?
  • What truth could I choose to focus on instead?

Hard questions

Ask the hard questions

You don’t have to bring Abby only the upbeat ones. Some of the best conversations start here.

  • I’ve tried these principles and they aren’t working. Help me figure out why.
  • What if I believe and the thing I want still doesn’t happen?
  • How do I use these ideas without blaming myself for every bad thing that happens?
  • Where is the line between faith and denial?
  • How do I reconcile wanting something with surrendering to God’s will?
  • What does Leslie teach about adversity that happens even when we’re thinking correctly?
  • How do I know whether an idea is inspiration, fear, or just something I want badly?

Your instructions

Tell Abby how you want it to respond

This changes everything about the answer.

  • Give me only the top three principles.
  • Don’t give me advice yet. Ask me questions.
  • Use only Hidden Treasures.
  • Search the entire library.
  • Give me direct quotations and page references.
  • Explain this as simply as possible.
  • Go deep — I want the nuances and exceptions.
  • Give me the story examples rather than an abstract explanation.
  • Help me turn this into something I can practice today.
  • Challenge my interpretation if it doesn’t match what the books actually teach.

Start here

If you only remember one prompt

  • Abby, here’s what’s happening in my life: [describe it]. Help me identify the three Leslie Householder principles that seem most relevant. Show me where they are taught, give me a story or example from the books if there is one, and then ask me a few questions that will help me decide how to apply them.

Then take what resonates to God. Explore. Pray. Ponder. Discern.

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What Abby is not

A place to throw down your questions.

Abby isn’t Leslie, and Abby isn’t your answer. It’s a place to throw down your questions. Then you take what resonates to God in prayer.

  • When I found that Abby would push back on limiting beliefs or thoughts, I was like, beautiful. We need that.

    Leslie HouseholderAuthor of The Jackrabbit Factor

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