'Who Stole My Life' 30 Questions You Must Ask Yourself In Recognizing the Spirit of Lack and Poverty and How to Break Free is a book of self realization, not self help. Here are what readers are saying about 'Who Stole My Life'. * Jerry Blanton of Former NFL Player for KC Chiefs said: "I enjoyed reading how she tried to walk without God but realize that God never left her side. Like she said " the problem is we got derailed and now we need to get back on track." WE ALL BEEN THERE BEFORE. I have told some of my friends to read this book." * Josh Lofton says: "This book is just amazing. The testimony of the author really blessed my heart It truly shows how God can take anyone's mess and turn it into a success. I recommend this book for any age group. I think it will be good for a high school senior or someone going to college to educate them on the the Spirit of Poverty. This book not only teaches on the Spirit of Poverty, but it will help you to get to know yourself. The book isn't just a 'religious' outlook on the subject of Poverty, but has scientific proof. You will began to understand how generational curses work. I pray this book blesses you and encourages you as it has me. God bless you, and stay in God's favor " The book guides you through 30 questions that will help you break free from destructive mindsets, negative emotions and past hurts you have collected, allowed or had thrust on you since childhood. It is said, that when we are children and at our purest we know exactly who we are, we are living our authentic selves. It is only through conditioning by our families, teachers, and peers that we become untrue to who we are in order to conform to the so called status quo. (this is why the Bible says, be not conformed to this world but through the renewing of your mind...Romans 12:2) In other words, "To thine own self be true" Daily we need to check our 'authentic meter' to see where we are and if we need to make any adjustments to stay the course. As adults, we are left with limiting beliefs about ourselves, circumstances and money that cripple us. We try all the self help products, seminars, and whatever else we find that we think will help us break free from the bondages we find ourselves in.