47 Hearts: How to Live Your Dream Live
With Passion, Purpose & Persistence

Dr.Mani is staying up all day and night blogging on Valentine’s Day to raise awareness about congenital heart defects, and help heal a child’s heart.

You may have heard the buzz when Dr. Mani gifted copies of the book to folks who attended David Perdew’s NAMS seminar, then asked for donations… and raised enough to completely fund a child’s operation from what was donated!

By reading this ebook, telling a few of your friends, and (if you can) by making a donation, you can join a worldwide movement that has saved more than 47 little hearts – and will touch many more…

http://www.47hearts.com

The 24-hour Heart Kids Blogathon has played a major part in raising over $135,000 and sponsoring 60 surgeries. Dr. Mani has a dream of funding 47 heart operations in 2010.

47 Hearts is an amazing book that has received rave reviews from early readers – and has a wonderful cause behind it. All profits from book sales are being donated to charity, and will help sponsor life-saving heart surgery for kids from under-privileged families. I encourage you to get a copy if you can – see:

http://www.47hearts.com

And as a special deal during launch week, Dr.Mani is also throwing in a few extra bonus gifts for anyone who buys his book or makes a donation of $10 or more.

http://www.47hearts.com/bonusgift.htm

One gift is especially of great value, it’s his first book which was an Amazon.com HOT 100 best-seller: “Think, Write & Retire – Turning Words Into Wealth”

Order the 47 HEARTS book or make a donation, and join a “47 Hearts Group”. You’ll get instant access to the gifts, and more important, you’ll help a child live!

Even if you cannot afford to contribute or order the book, read the Heart Kids Blogathon blog where Dr.Mani will be sharing it in successive posts, at http://www.47hearts.com/blog/

Thank you for your support, either by getting a copy of the book or helping to spread the word about it. I’m off to order a physical copy myself

Best,

Original post by Lynn Terry and software by Elliott Back