Your Money Your Power: 10 Ideas for Mindful Spending to Create a Healthy, Green Planet

Authors:Tana Dean.
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Year:2008
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Pages:146
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Price:1557 rub.
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Book Summary:
By recognizing and mindfully focusing our personal and financial power, each of us can contribute to building personal abundance, prosperity and a peaceful, healthy world, one decision and one person at a time. This book gives you practical tools to start creating a life filled with greater possibilities. It shows you how practicing conscious positive decision making as an informed consumer can help you purposefully make a difference in your life and the world. If you are interested in a healthy life and a healthy planet, creating prosperity, and spiritual growth, this book is a must have.

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