Book description
This classic Conari gift/self-help book found a broad general market throughout the world. It is a book that encourages readers to celebrate gratitude, feel better about themselves and embrace kindness, joy, forgiveness each day and to make a difference in their own lives and the lives of others. Gratitude, Ryan…
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1 author picked Attitudes of Gratitude as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Like what Napoleon Hill says in his best selling book, Think And Grow Rich, your mind has the capacity to reach anything you set out to do. But, you have to be ready to hear it. People come into our lives for a reason. Mainly to teach us lessons. When a person has a good intention to bring about a positive change in your life, you have willed this person to cross your path. When you open your heart, mind, body and spirit, and are ready to hear what you need to hear in order to succeed with whatever goals…
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