Bodhi Sattva

Broschiertes Buch

The Millionth Dollar: The Great Illusion of Happiness and Money

Beschreibung

Depending which survey you read, between 70% and 85% of people believe that more money will solve their problems and make them happier. While having money certainly helps, it's far from the entire picture of having a happy life. Having more money is like having only one ingredient when trying to bake a cake - so much is missing! "The Millionth Dollar" aims to bring all the other ingredients to light and show readers how to mix them together to build a beautiful life.

Autor

Bodhi Sattva grew up as an ordinary guy in an ordinary town. As he followed the ordinary path...the one that promises an extraordinary job, lots of money and plenty of happiness, he went to college. He received his formal education at Virginia Tech University, The International Business Study Abroad Consortium and Villanova University. From here the path starts to get less ordinary. From there he began an incredibly successful career where he worked tirelessly to become a millionaire. After making his first million, and feeling quite unfulfilled, his real education began. This education came in the form of a spiritual journey that took him across the world to meet spiritual teachers, scientists, and inspirational gurus. He relentlessly studied what makes people truly happy. What was the neuroscience behind it? How can it be replicated? What habits keep it going? >In true spiritual fashion, he knew what he discovered should be shared with others. He logged his journey and shared them in this book, The Millionth Dollar. Later he founded the Millionth Dollar foundation to share his insights with other coaches so that others could achieve their desired levels of wealth and most importantly, find purpose and happiness in life. He currently lives in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, living his dream with his wife and kids.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Neil Investments Inc
• Seitenzahl: 278
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2023
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm
• ISBN-13: 9781667890388
• ISBN-10: 1667890387
• Artikelnr.: 68104064