Happy Pocket of Money

A Happy Pocket Full of Money

the most powerful that exists on the
subject of “Wealth Consciousness” and the Law of Attraction. If you truly desire to realize wealth in your life,
you have everything you need and more, in the “Wealth Beyond Reason” workshop.
This book is just part of the complete package which consists of:
! “Wealth Beyond Reason” by Bob Doyle
! "A Happy Pocket Full of Money" by David Cameron
! "The Science of Getting Rich" by Wallace Wattles
! "Spiritual Marketing" by Joe Vitale
! “Wealth Consciousness” by Roger Lanphear
! "The Everyday 12-Point Lifesaver" by David Cameron
! “Raising Humans” by David Cameron
! “Introduction to Wealth Consciousness” audio seminar by Bob Doyle
! The “Wealth Consciousness Meditation” by Boundless Living Audio
…and a whole library of audio seminars and interviews! Not to mention our personal follow-up
system that assures you “stay in the conversation” long enough to realize results for yourself!

Your Quantum Leap into the Understanding, Having and Enjoying of
Immense Wealth and Happiness
Your personal guide to Wealth Consciousness. Experience infinite wealth,
abundance and happiness Here, Now, in the new Golden Age of humanity.
Everything you need to be extremely wealthy and happy is inside of you, and
nothing outside of you can stop you.
By David Cameron

Redeeming Money

Redeeming Money
by Stephen C. Clark
Where does money come from? Where does it get all its power? How can this power be harnessed and directed to the benefit of mankind. These and many other questions are tackled by Professor of Cosmonomics Stephen C. Clark and educational leader John D. Puglisi, Ph.D. History, economics, politics, philosophy, spirituality all go into the mix. An interesting tale about one of the most important influences in your life, money.

Why We Want YouTo Be RICH

Robert and Donald finally collaborate their rich minds and produce the quintessential end all and be all book of how to become rich. Unfortunately, it seems the Trumpster spent very little time investing in this latest work. Spouting off the typical nuanced cliches, you can be rich, you must love what you do, bla bla bla. I hate to be a cynic, I love Trump, but like most of his previous works it is unsubstantive and provide no roadmaps to actual wealth. Kiyosaki provides more intimate knowledge on the elusive roadmap, buttressing this with charts and life experiences of triumph and failure. This book proves more ra ra cheerleading than actual substance on becoming wealthy. They lambast poor victims of an increasingly entitled generation and the perils of an inevitably bankrupt social welfare treasury. Trump had even the gall to express his pity on the thousands of schmucks who had paid good hard money at the Chicago annex to just sit there for and listen to him ramble on how to become like him. From someone who read most Kiyosaki books, you will find more useful info in some of the other less popular books when he writes on specific components of how he made his money. For the price it might be worth it, but isnt designed to be that book to make you rich. Instead, they discuss more of the WHY you should be rich rather than the how.