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PERSONAL DEscriptION :Well Explained.The author has a nice voice.Removed the “HISS” between his words.Perfectably understandable.OFFICIAL DEscriptION :What you expect of yourself becomes a powerful self-fulfilling prophecy that determines what you will become. Learn to direct your life, to achieve success, and to reach your goals by taking responsibility for the expectations that affect your life.Quote:ABOUT THE AUTHORMeyer is considered by many to be the founder of the self-improvement industry as it exists today. A celebrated trailblazer and leader of the multibillion-dollar self-improvement industry, Paul J. Meyer founded Success Motivation Institute, Inc. in 1960 and dedicated it to “motivating people to their full potential.” Based on Meyer’s vision to help people achieve their goals, his flagship company has grown into an international group of companies marketing his materials in more than sixty countries and in twenty-three languages with others in progress. Combined sales exceed $2 billion worldwide, which surpasses the sales of any other self-improvement author, living or deceased.Meyer and his wife, Jane, live in Waco, Texas. The Meyer family includes three sons, two daughters, and fifteen grandchildren. Meyer and his family are principle owners of more than thirty corporations. Business interests are diverse, including computer software, education, publishing, real estate development, legal insurance, and others.Success in his own life and expertise in teaching others to fulfill their potential and reach their goals has earned Meyer worldwide recognition and a position of international prominence. With a rich background of experience and success, Meyer reveals many of his success principles in his newly released book (March 2005), Fortune, Famly & Faith. Other books authored by Meyer include the New York Times Best-Seller Chicken Soup For The Golden Soul, The 5 Pillars of Leadership, I Inherited a Fortune!, and Unlocking Your Legacy. A book written about Meyer, Paul J. Meyer and the Art of Giving, illustrates Meyer’s principles for stewardship and giving.