Are you one of those people who whizzes through life a million miles per hour? You close the big sale one day, make a killer investment the next, put in a 70-hour work week every week, and are practically sweating caffeine because you drink so much coffee to keep you going? It may be satisfying your bank account, but is it satisfying your soul? Hey, I have no problem with success and the sacrifices it takes to make it big in today's competitive world. I believe money is a great thing too. But I can tell you there's more to life than greenbacks and the thrill of the rat race. There's taking time to appreciate life's gifts and using your innate abilities to do good for the rest of mankind. Be a different kind of genius... I know, you may think that I'm getting all mushy and sentimental, but investing in the well-being of your mind, body and spirit will have great returns, too. In the Genius of Mind, Body & Spirit 13-Page eReport, I look at some of history's greatest geniuses to see how their prolific lives not only touched others, but catapulted them into world-wide renown. Throughout it, I encourage you to take the time to reflect on your own mind, body, and spirit not only as they are now, but also how they could reach genius proportions if you take these lessons to heart. Here are some benefits you'll gain from this eReport: How to discover spiritual genius in your own heart and soul while acknowledging "inner tension" — a pull in two directions of the spiritual ladder; How to look beyond the material dimension of your life to discover something that's intangible, yet very important; The reason why you're here and the spiritual purpose you need to accomplish; How to formulate a practical roadmap and plan for making the most of everything in your life; How to formulate practical ideas for setting important personal goals and turning them into reality, regardless of where you're starting from, or how far it seems like you have to go; How to be the greatest in your field while always retaining your reputation and integrity; How to bring grace and effortlessness to difficult situations, a.k.a. "grace under pressure"; How to have a true, deep empathy with others; Learn how to question people's assumptions and reveal the sacred cows in their thinking; The philosophy of "knowing thyself" and the ability to change course when something difficult and unexpected happens; Be able to see not only with your eyes, but with all your heart and your soul Sure, these are some pretty amazing aspirations. But everyone can be a genius of mind, body, and spirit... including you!