by David Cameron Gikandi
Gikandi argues that wealth begins with consciousness, not action. Drawing on quantum physics and spiritual principles, he presents abundance as an internal state that manifests externally.
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Gikandi's book on wealth consciousness opens Chapter 13 on dreaming big, framing Martell's argument that entrepreneurs must envision their 10X future before they can build toward it.
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