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http://anonym.to/?http://www.amazon.com/Live-Your-Dreams-Brown/dp/1559947500/ref=ntt_at_ep_dpt_2Do you want to live life to the fullest, knowing you’ve given the world the best that’s in you,? Now one of America’s leading motivational speakers tells you how to make your life a great adventure, how to get past your doubts and fears and get on with realizing all your dreams! Though he was raised in poverty and diagnosed as educably mentally retarded, Les Brown turned his “impossible dream” into an impressive reality — and so can you! Punctuated with anecdotes from his own experience, Live Your Dreams is filled with Les Brown’s inspiring, practical advice on how to make it all happen for you. Say “yes” to your life by saying “yes” to your dreams, by making them a living reality — and releasing all the greatness within you!A former disc jockey, state legislator, and community activist, Les Brown delivers his life-changing messages of personal growth at corporations and in private seminars. Millions have seen him on his four PBS specials, which have broken fund-raising records across the country. He lives in Detroit, Michigan.From Publishers WeeklyThe television personality and motivational speaker’s guide was on PW ‘s audio bestseller list.Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc. –This text refers to the Paperback edition.From Library JournalBrown, an up-and-coming motivational speaker, a.k.a. The Motivator, here offers his personal growth message in print. Once labeled educationally mentally retarded, he has been a sanitation worker, disk jockey, activist, state legislator, and night club emcee. Through his “Nine Principles of Life Enrichment,” he proposes that anyone can succeed by stoking the fires of hunger for a dream. Brown’s belief in our responsibility for our own success at times suggests a Pygmalion complex. Some of what Brown says can be found in a slightly different arrangement in Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits of Highly Successful People ( LJ 3/15/90), Richard Gillett’s Change Your Mind, Change Your World ( LJ 7/92), and Gilbert Brim’s Ambition ( LJ 2/15/92). Having participated in four PBS specials, Brown may be familiar to many patrons. Public libraries should have this title in their self-help sections. Previewed in Prepub alert, LJ 6/1/92.-Scott Johnson, Meridian Community Coll. Lib., Miss.