I'm Rich Beyond My Wildest Dreams. I am. I am. I am.

by Penelope J. Pauley, Penelope J. Pauley

Follow one family's rise to wealth and happiness as you learn the step-by-step process that can make you Rich Beyond Your Wildest Dreams. Now you too can use ancient secrets to have everything you want in life.

Genres: Nonfiction

Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

Reviews

[Gunther Herzog · Rating 4 out of 5]

As a practical, down-and-gritty, step-by-step guide to actually objectifying the things you want, not just physical but also the more intantible, I highly recommend this as a self-help book that is finally a lot less VAGUE than some of the others. For that alone, it's worth a look.

I stumbled across a review over on Amazon that objected to all the "religious" references. Presumably by someone NOT religious, or at least not "Christian".

Actually, as someone who IS Christian, I did pick up some things in this book that didn't just rub me the wrong way, but are completely opposed to what's actually in The Bible. That's not just my opinion, but I really didn't want to get into that argument HERE> So yeah, take the religious references with a grain of salt.

The point is: I heartily recommend this book DESPITE those religious references. DO what's discussed here and it WILL change your life! For added supplementary reading, I recommend sneaking on over to Project Gutenburg and getting yourself a free copy of a hundred year old classic, The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace Wattles. Read both of these regularly until you've reprogrammed the synapses in your brain, and you'll be WELL on your way to something better.

[Shaughna A. Culpepper-Longo · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm Rich Beyond My Wildest Dreams: How toGet Everything You Want

This is an excellent book on getting what you want. You get step ny step instructions on how to achieve your goals. You also learn why tithing is so important and who really is incharge of all your accomplishments.

[Brad · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty good. This is essentially a more religious take on The Secret, though I know this book was published years before The Secret came out.

I've read many books about the Law of Attraction and I always enjoy them. The author adds his own unique story and bits and pieces from his life interwoven within the book.

Definitely worth reading!

[Cortelia · Rating 5 out of 5]

Highly recommend this book🤩🤩

This book is so encouraging, I was listening to the song prior to purchasing this book and I was led to reading it. It has opened my eyes to many interesting features for my path to being rich beyond my wildest dreams.

[Snicklefrit · Rating 1 out of 5]

Was recommended this book and couldn't believe the absolute trash I was reading. "More more more. Want more buy more desire more. More money more things buy above what you can afford - didn't you know every single religion agrees with me?" Contradictions ran aplenty; don't help anyone because that is God's role, don't look for things let them come to you unless you go shopping for it, don't judge rich people because you don't know "their hearts" BLEH. Honestly was the scariest book I read the past year just to believe someone would read this and think there is an credence to this madness. If you are looking for any life advice, look elsewhere.

[Kim · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm reading this book for a second time.