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The Winners Laws. 30 Absolutely Unbreakable Habits of Success: Everyday Step-by-Step Guide to Rich and Happy Life
Author: Bodo Schafer
Narrator: Troy W. Hydson
Unabridged: 4 hr 11 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Author's Republic
Published: 07/08/2016
Synopsis
The Winners Laws by Bodo Schafer is a number-one best-selling book in the world that has helped innumerable people and can you can be one of them! What is it that you want most out of life? Is it wealth, power, or even happiness perhaps? The direction of one's future is continuously up in the air for many people and they just let the current of life sweep them any which way and that. Wouldn't it be great if there were some set of rules to follows, laws per say, which could help one join the ranks of the productive and the successful? As it turns out, there is. Bodo Schafer is a successful time management trainer. Through his time spent as a financial guru, Schafer has come up with a set of 30 laws that, when followed, can drastically improve the quality of one's life. The laws give you the tools used by this world's elite in order to gain control of your life and attain the confidence you need to move forward with all the gusto and purpose of a true winner. In this book, you will learn: How to be happy, smart, and successful The tools needed to achieve your dreams The secret to having immeasurable confidence And so much more! There is no easy fix when it comes to achieving success. Rather, there are a series of steps you can follow to ensure that your life improves in a dramatic and measurable way. These laws have assisted many over a lengthy period of time and this infallible method can help you too!
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