How to Make One Hell of a Profit and Still Get to Heaven

by John F. Demartini

Book Overview

Assists you in making your financial dreams come true while shedding light on an entirely new way of looking at, understanding, and appreciating the true nature of Earthly profits and heavenly wealth. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1401901980
• ISBN13: 9781401901981
• Release Date: July 2004
• Publisher: Hay House
• Length: 228 Pages
• Weight: 0.97 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.3" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Brilliant and Inspired.

John is a true master at life and a financial genius. This book demonstrates many of his techniques, philosophies and daily practices. You can tell this book is founded on personal experience and not merely ideas or concepts from other teachers or sources. If you are seeking a spiritualy based book on the fundamentals of wealth building, personal worth and inspired living, this book is highly recommended. Don't judge the book by it's cover or it's title, the contents are excellent.

How To Make One Hell Of A Profit And Still Get Into Heaven

This book is life-changing. I plan on giving copies to friends in hopes that it will have the profound and wonderful effect in their lives that it has had in mine. It has helped me to change the way I feel about money and the fees that I charge. Thank you Dr. DeMartini.

Written for people who have vague notions that simply making money is somehow in conflict with their

Ok, this book isn't a book about a literal heaven nor does it define spirituality according to any specific religious doctrine. This book is for those folks who have uncomfortable attitudes towards making money because they feel it violates their moral or ethical codes, whatever the name of the code. A surprising number of people are very uncomfortable with the idea of buying and selling and especially of making money on their work. They don't mind receiving a paycheck as long as it isn't "too big" (whatever that means), but to actually make something and sell it for as much as the market will bear causes them sincere and very painful anxiety. Years ago, when I taught piano full time and had a full slate of students that I charged what was a good rate for the time, one of my friends asked me how I did it. So, I told her what I did, how I built the number of students, and what I charged. She said she could never charge that much for teaching music because it was unfair to the kids. Well, guess what, she didn't end up teaching many students even at her lower rate. And she had to go work at another job because she couldn't make enough money at what she was willing to charge. Is there a lesson here? This book takes a person with the kind of fears and anxieties of my friend and walks them through why it is a good thing to charge and make money. What you should do to save and build with that money and how to use money to enrich rather than become the focus of your life. If you are a person with these kinds of stultifying attitudes towards money, this is a good book to read and think about. However, if you are already a businessperson with a good understanding and attitudes towards making money, well, this book is probably too basic.

Awesome prosperity book!

This is one of the very best books I have read regarding prosperity and the way we view money. Dr. Demartini approaches the concept in a way I have never seen before and I have had too many "lightbulb moments" to count. I have purchased 4 of these books and shared them with friends, I was so excited about it. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to stretch their thinking a bit outside the box and gain some new insights about how they think and feel about money.