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The Synopsis of "QUESTIONING: Pathway to Success"

The success buttons presented in this one-of-a-kind book will demonstrate;
  • How to recognize the path that leads to success, prosperity, and greatness.
  • How to cultivate a questioning mindset that attracts great outcomes.
  • How to get your mind to work for you and get outstanding outcomes.
  • To understand the power and significance of questioning on the path to success
  • How to ask and think wisely in order to receive favourable responses that ensure achievement and fulfillment.
Questioning: Pathway to Success is a book that will show you how to harness the power of questioning and making personal discoveries to improve your life.

Authored by Victor UZOMA

To obtain a copy, please contact:
 
1. Victor Uzoma
    +60 1664 78148


2. The Publisher
    John-K Prints
    Owerri, Nigeria
    +234 803 667 7318

3. Potential Builders International
    David: +234 803 547 7750
    Tina:   +234 803 283 8586

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