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In Think Positive! Live Wealthy! author Yahweh Yodh Hē Waw Hē addresses the overwhelming nature of our daily thoughts, particularly focusing on the prevalence of negativity. Drawing on his background as an army veteran and personal struggles with negative thinking, he shares insights gained from extensive research. The book offers a variety of tools for mind management, including the power of choice, uplifting songs, biblical scriptures, understanding cultural brain programming, habit building, and simple commands. This guide is aimed at helping those lost in negative thought patterns find a path to positive thinking and mental clarity.

In Think Positive! Live Wealthy! you'll discover how:

• Adapting positive thinking improves your life

• Positive thinking forms your happiness

• Implementation of positive thinking builds your relationships

• Positive thinking improves your health

• In addition, positive thinking helps in your wealth-building

This book will provide you with a new mindset and a lifetime plan to change from thinking negative to thinking positive.

As a reader of self-help books, then this is the final piece you've been missing! Are you ready to change your life from negative to positive?

Yahweh Yodh H¿ Waw H¿ was born in the Republic of Panamá on April 17 1957, and immigrated to the United States at the age of thirteen to Brooklyn, NY. He was raised in the Van Dyke Projects in Brownsville. At seventeen, Yah joined the seventy-seventh Army Command U.S. Army Reserves as he completed his High School Diploma from South Shore. As a young man of age eighteen, after high school, Yah had a kitchenette around Sneaker Circus near Prospect Park in Brooklyn, and he received his New York driver's license by paying a cabbie for the use of his vehicle. Yah worked in various factories. Then he went for basic training in Fort Dix, NJ, where he went through his training with a broken ankle, for he twisted his leg on the first day as the new recruits were rushed out of the military bus. Thereafter, he went to Ft. Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas, for his training as a medic for four months. Furthermore, Yah, ended up going to Ft. Ord in Monterrey, California, for six months to do more medical training, thereof getting an honorable discharge from the army reserves and returning to NY, as he transferred to the regular army and ended up in Ft. Lewis in Tacoma, Washington. Yah is an honorable discharged U.S. Army Veteran after serving four years as a medic and paratrooper in eighty-second airborne, first of the seventy-fifth ranger battalions and first of the sixtieth paratroopers. He is hailed a hero in the Anchorage Alaska Pioneer Newspaper and received the Army Commendation Medal (ARCOM) while serving in Ft. Richardson at the first of the thirty-seventh field artillery for saving a fellow soldier's life and limb when a bomb explosion almost caused Specialist Michael Scott's life. The orthopedic surgeons at Elmendorf Air Force Base who operated on Specialist Scott stated that there should have been no way possible he should've lived; the medical skills applied by Yah not only saved this soldier's life but also his leg. After leaving the military from Anchorage Alaska, Yah lived two years in Houston, Texas, as he worked for Harris County Ambulance and attended the University of Houston as a premed student, transferring to Boston for two years and continuing at Suffolk University as he worked for the Veterans Hospital; he then went to Morehouse College in Atlanta and worked for Atlanta Ambulance Service as an emergency medical technician for two years. Due to forty-two children being murdered in Atlanta, he went back to NYC and worked in the Jamaica Post Office as a clerk in Jamaica Queens and then got a transfer to Miami, Florida, in the Downtown Flagler Post Office as a mailman for fifteen years.

After three years' membership in the Temple of Love, as a follower of the honorable Yahweh Ben Yahweh, and losing our home, our businesses, and our material goods in Homestead, Florida, my wife, younger children, and I relocated to Jacksonville, Florida, for a year before moving to Wahiawa, Hawaii, in the Island of Oahu for three years. We have lived in Dallas for two years, Brainerd, Minnesota, for three years, Orange County, California, for four months, and have traveled forty-seven states and many cities in the U.S., such as all over the South, Washington DC, Chicago, Philadelphia, the twin cities, and Duluth et.al. We have been in Los Angeles about ten times, visited Las Vegas, San Diego, and every part of Northern Cal