Tired of Just Surviving? Discover Your REBIRTH.

Are you feeling stuck, lost, or like you're living someone else's life? Do you yearn for more – more joy, more purpose, more you? Then it's time to stop just surviving and discover your REBIRTH.

In this transformative book, you'll embark on a journey of self-discovery, shedding old patterns and embracing a life of authentic power. "REBIRTH" isn't just another self-help book; it's a practical guide, a roadmap to help you navigate the challenges holding you back and unlock the incredible potential within.

Imagine:

- Waking up each morning with a renewed sense of purpose.
- Feeling confident and empowered to pursue your dreams.
- Breaking free from the limiting beliefs that have held you captive.
- Building stronger, more fulfilling relationships.
- Living a life that truly reflects who you are.

"REBIRTH" will show you how to:

- Identify and dismantle the inner critic that whispers doubts and fears.
- Uncover your authentic self and what truly drives you.
- Develop resilience to overcome obstacles and setbacks.
- Harness the power of your emotions to create positive change.
- Cultivate self-compassion and embrace your imperfections.
- Design a life you love, filled with passion and purpose.

This book is for you if:

- You're tired of feeling like something is missing.
- You're ready to take control of your life and create a brighter future.
- You're willing to do the work to achieve lasting transformation.
- You believe in the power of self-discovery and personal growth.

Never before have such dramatic love scenes, such spectacular adventure been placed before the public. The love-drama with all the thrills and luxury of a lifetime! The one book you'll never forget! The basis of a 1922 silent film starring Gloria Swanson and Rudolph Valentino.

Book Excerpt
For the time being she raised her eyes and looked into Lord Bracondale's, and something told her they were the nicest eyes she had ever seen in this world.
Then when a voluble French count had rushed up, with garrulous apologies for being late, the party was complete, and they swept into the restaurant.

Theodora sat between the Western millionaire and the Russian Prince, but beyond--it was a round table, only just big enough to hold them--came her hostess and Lord Bracondale, and two or three times at dinner they spoke, and very often she felt his eyes fixed upon her.

Mrs. McBride, like all American widows, was an admirable hostess; the conversation never flagged, or the gayety for one moment.

The Western millionaire was shrewd, and announced some quaint truths while he picked his teeth with an audible sound.

"This is his first visit to Europe," Princess Worrzoff said afterwards to Theodora by way of explanation. "He is so colossally rich he don't need to worry about such things at his...