A Happy Pocket Full of Money by David Cameron Gikandi
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A Happy Pocket Full of Money, Expanded Study Edition
- Infinite Wealth and Abundance in the Here and Now
- By: David Cameron Gikandi
- Narrated by: John Wayne Myers
- Length: 7 hrs and 7 mins
- Categories: Money & Finance
Publisher's Summary
A Happy Pocket Full of Money, first published in 2001, so impressed Rhonda Byrne, that she asked author David Cameron Gikandi to be the Creative Consultant on the global film phenomenon, The Secret. True wealth is not about buckets of cash. True wealth is not about designer clothes. It is not about a new Mercedes. It is not about living in a palatial estate. True wealth is about discovering value within yourself and value within other people. It is about a kind of conscious living that incorporates gratitude, a belief in abundance, and the experience of joy. Based on the recent discoveries of theoretical physics and a close reading of inspirational classics of the last century, Gikandi creates a new model for the creation of personal wealth; a new model that shows readers how to create abundance by saving, giving, offering charity, and building happy relationships.- Learn to use an internal mantra to build wealth consciousness.
- Practice conscious and deliberate thoughts and intentions.
- Decide, define, and set goals you can believe in.
- Practice gratitude, giving, and faith, and experience abundance and joy in your life.
Life2tyle
Amazing book
I have been listening the audio book and every chapter is letting me atonished, before I finished the book I already ordered the printed edition to go deeper. Recommended 100%
Olivera Antonic
Outstanding
Combined with exceptional delivery of common sense that is commonly suppressed and , through ignorance, often labeled with discouraging comments, this book leaves no doubt of the magnificence of our existence and the ability to create our own destinies and with it cause at least partly the ripple effect it has on everyone around us near and far.
This book is a treasure
that I recommend to anyone who might feel ‘lost’ in the maze of our complicated societies