Rich Minds, Rich Rewards: 52 Ways to Enhance, Enrich, and Empower Your Life

by Valorie Burton

A rich mind nourished with positive thoughts, learning, and encouragement can indeed reap rich rewards, writes dynamic author Valorie Burton as she offers 52 simple but powerful ways to enrich your everyday life and do those things that will bring you the rewards you so richly deserve, such

• Count Your Blessings

• Change Your Ways to Change Your Life

• Create a Vision Statement

• Mind Your Own Business

• Create Your Own Opportunities

• Listen to Your Inner Voice

192 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1999

About the author

I am a bestselling author, speaker, and life coach dedicated to helping people like you get unstuck and be unstoppable in every area of life.

I founded The Coaching and Positive Psychology (CaPP) Institute and have served as a Certified Personal and Executive Coach to hundreds of clients in over 40 states and ten countries.

For more than a decade, I have had the pleasure of writing, speaking, and coaching in order to help people like you:

- Make major life changes
- Be happier and have more fun
- Become strong leaders
- Achieve professional dreams
- Navigate setbacks
- Speak up with confidence
- Feel at peace with decisions
- Conquer emotions that can cause self-sabotage

Let me help you get unstuck and be unstoppable!

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Reviews

[Adrienna · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was an easy read, finished it within 1 hour or less (2009).

2014: I see this is the only book offered at the library by this author. Some one advised me to read one of her books, and see I read it 5+ yrs ago already. Finished again. It's a light read, and took a few pointers but most of it was instant reminders or things you already heard/knew. It is a goal-oriented book to get you moving in the right or new direction. Valorie also shares her accomplishments/goals; enrichment in self (self-help read/book).

Mostly took from this read: failure is a learning experience which my grandmother calls it a learning curve. But as Oprah says that it is a way for God to tell us we're moving in the wrong direction. It takes effort, and have to be destined to be doing something "new" just could be our calling. Moreover, failures empower you to move in a new direction.

"Do what you love and never work a day in your life."

Best self.

Hold tight on your dreams; don't allow negative reaction to what your doing to discourage you to give up.

Leisure read 2014

Adrienna Turner
Author of God is in the Equation, www.adriennaturner.net