What are your hopes and wishes for the rest of your life? We all must live in hope, and most of us hope for something more. It might be more money, more happiness, more love, more possessions, more beauty, more serenity, more friends. What is the something more that you desire? Perhaps you need to think about it. Sometimes we just know we want a better life, but haven't pin-pointed exactly what would make it better. Life's riches come in many forms and abundance is not just for the wealthy. Do you feel that life could be better? That perhaps it could have more meaning? The award-winning and bestselling author, Brian Morgan, has created something very special, something unique, and he wants to share it with you. You see, Brian is the richest man in the world. What? You thought it was Warren Buffet or Bill Gates? Nah, it's Brian Morgan and you'll see that when you read his book. You'll also discover (and this is where it gets a little weird) that YOU are rich. No, no, don't go away, you really ARE rich, even if you don't know it. What makes a person rich? Perhaps we'd all like to be rich, but just haven't thought about how to be rich, or even exactly what it means to be rich. Brian Morgan has thought about these things and his thoughts are truly inspiring. Riches come in many forms and you will surely be surprised to discover how many forms of riches you already possess. Really. Perhaps you are feeling very low right now. Perhaps you've lost everything in a disaster. Perhaps you feel that nothing good will ever come your way. Perhaps you are struggling to hope for anything at all in life. This book brings hope. It brings a feel-good sensation you may not have felt for a while. And, yes, it brings riches. For you. WHAT OTHERS SAY ABOUT BRIAN MORGAN: "refreshing," Can Le Dang, publisher. "polished and easy to read," Vera Thompson, former editor and publisher. "beautiful and unique," Terri Gibbs, book editor. "a priceless gift," Evelyn Purdy, Radio WLJN. "so meaningful, so inspired," Shiloh Gideon, BGEA Decision Today Radio. "inspirational," Peter F Pike, literary magazine editor. "compelling," Sarah Currer, book editor. "motivating, extremely stimulating," Delia E Atcheson, writer. "brilliantly thought out," Rev T Allingham. "polished, captivating," Archimide Fusillo, author and literary judge. "such a good concept," the late Jane Jordan Browne, literary agent.