Living a Rich Life

Written by Marcia Wieder

Narrated by Marcia Wieder

How do you define “rich”? Does money really buy happiness? Do you have enough money to make your dreams come true? Money does not have to be what stops you from having what you truly want and need.

This program provides a fresh approach to wealth and abundance. In addition to practical ways to acquire more, hear how to value what you have in a new and empowering way. Best-selling author, Marcia Wieder, CEO of Dream University, offers a tried and true method for changing your relationship to money.

This program includes:

1. Money Myths
2. The Value of Possessions
3. The LAW of Riches
4. Being Rich & Experiencing Abundance
5. Pennies From Heaven
6. Good as Gold
7. True Value

If you are tired of hearing yourself tell an old story or complain about how you don’t have enough, this program is for you. The core principles in this book will help you overcome issues and obstacles related to money and scarcity. And here’s the big payoff. As you shift your mindset, your bank account will follow.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Made for Success
• Release date: Nov 10, 2010
• ISBN: 9781641461108

Marcia Wieder

Marcia Wieder, CEO and founder of Dream University, is leading a dream movement. Whether teaching at the Stanford Business School, speaking to executives in China, or visiting a Girl Scout camp, her riveting style impacts audiences worldwide. She’s been coaching, training, and speaking for twenty years, and her inspiring message has touched audiences from fifty to five thousand at companies like AT&T and American Express. The author of over a dozen books and a thought leader on vision, she has appeared on Oprah and Today, is the personal dream coach to Jack Canfield, stars in Beyond the Secret with Bob Proctor, and is a member of the Transformational Leadership Council with John Gray, Lynne Twist, and Marianne Williamson. As past president of the National Association of Women Business Owners, she met former US presidents Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, and George Bush, Sr. As a columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, she urged readers to take “The Great Dream Challenge.”