From Homeless to Billionaire, co-written by billionaire real estate developer Andres Pira and world-renowned success lecturer Joe Vitale, has been published for domestic readers.
This book contains the 'Law of Attraction' and 18 principles that Andres Pira personally learned while growing from a homeless man on a Thai beach to a billionaire leading 19 companies, and makes wealth, success, and happiness a reality.

Starting from scratch with just $100, he built a world-class fortune and asserts that success comes from 'action', not knowledge.
In the book, he uses vivid examples to illustrate how he used moments of despair as turning points to set specific goals, align his emotions and thoughts, and practice the power of sharing and gratitude.
This book, which has received rave reviews from world-renowned mentors such as Jack Canfield, Bob Proctor, and Joseph Sugarman, is not simply a self-help book, but a 'success manual' that uses trials as a stepping stone to growth and brings miracles into everyday life.

Translated into dozens of languages ​​since its initial publication and inspiring readers around the world, this book continues to provide those striving to achieve their dreams and goals with tools for practical, immediate change.
Readers who wish to overcome poverty and failure and create their own wealth and freedom will find the path in this book.

The first principle of attraction is knowing exactly what you want.
You need to set specific goals that you want to achieve and be clear about what meaning and how important those goals are in your life.
The key to success is keeping that goal in mind and taking action toward it whenever a new opportunity presents itself.
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You can become a certain person by acting like that person.
This is the principle of 'acting as if'.
Let's continue to try to interpret failure positively.
As you practice changing your emotions, you will feel yourself growing stronger on the inside.

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People who consciously and frequently practice things that bring them peace and love can grow into the best versions of themselves they can be.
You must be your own biggest fan and your own strongest motivator.
So, taking care of the most important person, 'myself', and frequently feeling a sense of completeness is not a luxury, but rather the core of achieving attraction.

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Repeating affirmations on a regular basis can lift your mood and help your subconscious mind focus on the right thoughts and actions to make your wishes a reality.
The effect becomes even more powerful when you add a sentence in the form “I am ~” to the declaration.
Because your subconscious is always reacting to your words and emotions.

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The moment we realize that everything in life is something to be grateful for, we are filled with peace, contentment, and happiness thanks to what we already have.
When you are content with what you have and let go of your obsession with what you don't have, practicing gratitude becomes much easier.
By opening our hearts like this, we can face another day with a peaceful and happy heart.
The universe recognizes the positive emotions radiating from our bodies and helps us attract more of them.
At such times, we can continue to feel a deep sense of gratitude.
There is nothing difficult.
The basic principle is simple.
Be grateful for everything in life, big or small.
And open yourself completely to receiving and being grateful.

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Most people easily harbor negative emotions and speak negatively, not realizing how powerful the principle of attraction is, how easy it is to practice, and how dramatically their lives can change when they put these principles into practice.
I always have a determination to prove wrong those who doubt that the goals I hold dear are impossible.
And this thought is a powerful motivator.

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Positive emotions go beyond simply making people feel good; they are one of the most powerful forces that enhances people's creativity, focus, and collaboration.
So, from this moment on, choose to resolutely reject negative emotions and accept only positive emotions.
That will soon become the starting point for bringing about a better reality and opportunities.

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If you feel ecstatic when you give money away, you will receive something in return that contains ecstasy.
It may come back in the form of money, but it may also mean something more than just money.
If you give something to someone with a certain emotion in it, they will receive that emotion in return.
I mean, emotions that have increased at least tenfold.

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People who think big love big problems and turn them into big opportunities by solving them.
I believe that the trials we inevitably encounter along the way are merely pieces of the puzzle that complete life.
People who are accustomed to thinking big already know that difficult problems pop up at the worst possible times while solving a puzzle.
Those who move forward with determination and perseverance, even when everyone else gives up along the way due to all kinds of obstacles, can achieve great goals.
People who think big turn all kinds of trials and crises into opportunities by changing their perspectives and those of those around them.
It's about changing the frame itself.
In other words, we face the problem as it is, and then creatively change our perspective on the problem to find better ideas and solutions.

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Many people find apologies uncomfortable.
Perhaps as we grew up, we were implicitly taught that apologizing to someone was shameful.
Some people feel that apologizing is an act of acknowledging their immaturity.
(…) Or perhaps you think that if you apologize first after an argument with someone, you are admitting that you were the one who caused the conflict.
Even if you apologize, the other person may think that you are publicly admitting that you had no responsibility for the conflict.


However, a sincere apology, properly delivered, bypasses all these issues and opens the door to restoration of the relationship that exists solely between the two people.
It also reaffirms the common values ​​of both people and restores positive feelings toward the other person.

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The greatest secret to my success lies in imitating others.
When you want to achieve a certain type of success or achieve a specific goal, the first thing you do is research the field and find the best people or companies.
Even if that person or company is a competitor, the principle does not change.
We examine what they did, what worked well in the process, and what principles they followed.
It's almost like following a scientific formula.
This is the secret to how I reached the top of my industry at such a young age and in such a short period of time.

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If there's something you want to do in life, start doing it now.
If you want to be who you want to be, then go for it.
If there's a place you want to go, leave whenever you want.
If you want something, take the first step toward getting it now.
The key is to carry out the commands, “Do it, be it, go it, take it,” without hesitation.
Nothing happens if you just think about the person you want to be, the success you want to achieve, or the dreams you want to fulfill.
We must take action.
just now!

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