John Corbett is a life coach as well as a writer of fiction. If you read his fiction, you will learn to live your best life. His life guide, “Letting Go, Letting Great” may be one of the foremost guides to wealth and spiritual happiness ever written. He had a previous life, full of reality, so called, and he made it go away. And now he’s rich. He’s here today to tell you how he did it.

John Corbett tries to keep a healthy atmosphere in his stories. He is averse to medical issues. Mostly his fiction is his attempt to avoid reality, even to protest against it. He gets angry and starts yelling, “Why do they call it “fiction”, then, and now you’re saying you want it to be real.” He has already written his obituary, with a safe and healthy ending. 

As well as writing fiction with a social conscience, John Corbett is a passionate social advocate who can be depended on to offer support for any worthy cause. But please don’t try to contact him directly with your problem, he only works with persons with whom he connects psychically. He listens deeply, and puts it in the story, because he heard you. 

John Corbett is an idea, as well as a person. The person, he apologies to you for, in advance. But the idea is the truth. Life is a magic act, and the illusion is not the change, but what went before. What he will present to you is the truth, not whatever it was that you previously believed. And that will be the end of him.

The person known as John Corbett has had his consciousness superseded by another entity, so there has been a break between the person you see now and the person that you might have known back then. The person that is currently John Corbett will honor any commitments the previous John Corbett might have made to you, within reason. This offer shall remain open for a reasonable time, so please let him know any issues, as soon as possible, so they can be addressed.

John Corbett is not just a determined fiction writer, he is a solver of problems. Please keep in mind your own personal challenges and see if he doesn’t show you a way to improve. He wants everything to be better. There is no reason that he should be punished for that. You have to want to be better.