47 Hearts
About
47 Hearts Is About Dreams
It Is a Story of Passion, a Tale of Purpose, a Saga of Persistence.
It is about how you too can turn a life of meaningless meandering into one of purposeful passion - and see all your dreams come true!
“47 Hearts” is a short, sweet and superbly compiled collection of deeply inspiring and incredibly powerful principles that will change the way you think, work and live.
The 47 simple ideas in this book will positively impact your ability to reach your goals, no matter how ambitious or ”impossible” they seem today. This is a book you will thank later when you magically find your progress towards success picking up speed and effortlessly overcoming any hurdles along the journey.
Here’s what some readers say about “47 Hearts”:
“Dr. Mani’s new book is a GEM. Actually, let me correct it - every page in the book is a GEM” - Rajesh Setty, Entrepreneur, Author and Speaker
“A system for making a real difference in the world. Everyone needs to read and practice the “47 Hearts Way.” - Roger Carr, Everyday Giving
”...the key to opening the door to all of our dreams: 47 steps to live by, to achieve anything we want.” - Martin Avis, Kickstart Daily
“Shows you very specific actions you can take to bond with others... 47 axioms that can help you with your personal hopes and dreams.” - Dr. Ron Capps, the NicheProf
If you want to find meaningful success in everything you do, and are in search of a simple set of guidelines that will steer you in the right direction, then you should get this book.
What’s more, when you buy a copy, you will be helping save a child’s life!
Praise for this book
This is easy to read in bite sized chunks and the experience and knowledge (and inspiration) contained in these pages are invaluable.
This book is powerful stuff!!! If you are looking for something that can help you to develop who you are and move your life forward, then I think that you'll like this.
47 Hearts is a little book with a deep, deep impact. It's written from the heart, and it goes to the heart. It is both deeply spiritual and deeply practical.
I rank it along with the greatest in my library, like Rumi, Paulo Coelho, M Scott Peck and the more practical viewpoints of Dan Millman, Robin Sharma, Jack Canfield and Brian Tracy.