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Wayne Dyer: The Best of Wayne Dyer – Life Lessons, Inspiration And Best Quotes
Wayne Dyer, one of America’s foremost self-help, motivational speakers died on August 29, 2015. In his 75 years of life up to that point, he impacted countless lives with his teaching, counseling, workshops, books, and simply feeding positive thoughts on social media in the middle of endless negativity.
The world will miss his smiling presence and his positive influence, but with this book, it will have at the very least, some of his words, and even more of his amusing and inspirational stories from his younger years that led to his insights in later years.
If you’ve ever wondered where his inspiration life lessons came from, this book provides an inside view of the spark that brought the insights he shared with the world.
Download your copy of ”Wayne Dyer” by scrolling up and clicking "Buy Now With 1-Click" button.
The world will miss his smiling presence and his positive influence, but with this book, it will have at the very least, some of his words, and even more of his amusing and inspirational stories from his younger years that led to his insights in later years.
If you’ve ever wondered where his inspiration life lessons came from, this book provides an inside view of the spark that brought the insights he shared with the world.
Download your copy of ”Wayne Dyer” by scrolling up and clicking "Buy Now With 1-Click" button.
27 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 13, 2015
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October 13, 2016
Reads like a poorly written high school essay.
The only enjoyable part of this "book" was the section of quotations.
Poor copy editing, misspellings, fact checking. (If one marriage produced one child and another produced five, how does the author get eight?)
The only enjoyable part of this "book" was the section of quotations.
Poor copy editing, misspellings, fact checking. (If one marriage produced one child and another produced five, how does the author get eight?)
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