Wayne W. Dyer · 181 pages
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“It is better to be hated for what you are, than loved for what you are not.” — ANDRÉ GIDE”
― Wayne W. Dyer, quote from Being In Balance: 9 Principles for Creating Habits to Match Your Desires
“there’s no such thing as stress; there are only people thinking stressful thoughts.”
― Wayne W. Dyer, quote from Being In Balance: 9 Principles for Creating Habits to Match Your Desires
“When you change the way you process the world, the world you’re processing changes.”
― Wayne W. Dyer, quote from Being In Balance: 9 Principles for Creating Habits to Match Your Desires
“the nonexistent is whatever we have not sufficiently desired.”
― Wayne W. Dyer, quote from Being In Balance: 9 Principles for Creating Habits to Match Your Desires
“True imagination is not fanciful daydreaming; it is fire from heaven.” — ERNEST HOLMES”
― Wayne W. Dyer, quote from Being In Balance: 9 Principles for Creating Habits to Match Your Desires
Wayne W. Dyer
Born place: in Detroit, Michigan, The United States
Born date May 10, 1940
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