Could the Misuse of Words Injure your Career,
Your Relationships and Most Importantly

YOURSELF?

Dr. Norman Vincent Peale once said:
“Change your thoughts and you change your world.”

The Way to Change Your Thoughts, is to Understand
The Power of Ordinary Words and Change the Way You Use Them.

Written By: J. Richard Alliston. 
- Friend - Admirer - and Student of Danish Ahmed
Learning Wonderful Secrets about Life, Living and Making every Moment Count.  
- NO MATTER WHAT

Dear friend,

What can a legally blind man (5% sight), an Albino (A genetic condition where the skin and hair are milky white and the eyes have a pink or blue iris and a deep-red pupil) born into an impoverished Pakistani family, teach you about the awesome power of ordinary words... Words that so-called "normal" folks take for granted and use everyday in their conversations without ever giving them another thought.

Plenty, and here's what I mean.

The words you are using, with yourself and others, are shaping the quality or lack of quality of your life. As sure as night follows day this is the truth.

When you are born into a scenario such as the one described above, you can go one of two ways. Either you throw up your hands in despair, cry "why me o lord", sink into misery and become a ward of the state, OR you do what Danish did. You accept your physical situation, and vow to make the best of every opportunity that comes along. You Commit to a Lifetime of Learning WHAT WORKS.

Refusing to succumb to depression and hopelessness, I would have to say that Danish leads a fuller life than 90% of the world's (so-called normal) un-handicapped population. One of the first things you quickly realize when you have only have 5% sight, is just how important words are. When you look a bit odd to the rest of the world and your vision is difficult at best, the words you use, become the difference between being viewed as some kind of freak and someone to be pitied, or someone who actually has some insight... Someone who can help others to improve and create a better world for themselves.  

Words are Extremely Powerful Tools:

Ever feel like trading yourself in for a new model? - Words are one of the most powerful tools anyone can use for improving their life and for transforming their being, and yet so few know how to use them properly. 

Are you making your words work against you instead of for you ? - Words and the way in which they are used, have the power to change and shape not only our own lives, but our family's lives, the community or city in which we live, our Country, and even our world.

Few people have illustrated with clarity and conviction just how important the words we use in daily conversation are. We take words for granted. We misuse them, we twist and abuse them, and as a result we disempower ourselves and our communications with others. We wonder why relationships aren't as robust as they could be, we feel misunderstood and sometimes even angry at the way things have shaped up for us. It doesn't have to be this way!

There is a much easier way. A way that is working for me. It can help you too.

Danish Ahmed has compiled a package of extraordinary wisdom. Consisting of his book - "A Dictionary of Distinctions - Volume 1" and his Audio Program "Applying Ordinary Words in Everyday Life". I urge you to discover for yourself, the powerful techniques that Danish uses and that you can (should) use to transform YOUR life. This is exciting stuff!

Applying Ordinary Words in Everyday Life
This Audio Program is an inspiring and thought provoking interview with Danish by Raymond Aaron, a widely known and highly respected life coach and author, he co-authored "Chicken Soup for the Canadian Soul". You will hear Danish speak about overcoming many of life's challenges with the power of words and why making the correct distinctions between words is so important.

In this Audio Program, you will discover:

• The power of your everyday communication
• The basics of personal development
• How to foster faith
• How our minds work
• Word relationships and distinctions
• What it takes to have a truly balanced life

You can listen to Danish Ahmed speak right now. Get a sense of Danish as he speaks about The Power of Words in this short audio story. Simply press the Play button and start listening.

The Book component of the package is equally if not more powerful than the Audio Program:

A Dictionary of Distinctions
This book is a journey through the way language shapes our reality. Using real-life examples infused with the collected wisdom of thought-provoking philosophies and leaders, meaningful differences between commonly used words open up new possibilities in the way we communicate. I have learned just how to bootstrap oneself out of what most of us would consider a highly unfortunate scenario, with nothing more than sheer determination and the incredible power of communication through the spoken and written word. A "Dictionary of Distinctions"  is a MUST read for anyone who:

a) Just enjoys an inspiring and uplifting read.
b) Is seeking to improve their personal, professional or family situation.
c) Would like to better understand the fastest route to self improvement.
d) Loves Life, People, and would like to learn more about how to make the world a better place for all.

In this 144-page book, you will discover:

• How changing the way you communicate changes your life
• Which simple words used in everyday conversation can have a profound impact on your health, happiness and success
• How to communicate more effectively with family, friends, co-workers and acquaintances
• Ways to see and express subtle yet surprisingly powerful nuances in your speech
• How to reap the benefits of using words more wisely

So, just who is this Danish fellow?

Danish was born in Pakistan, and arrived in Canada as an immigrant with his family at age four. Growing up in an impoverished area of downtown Toronto, he suffered through a painful childhood before committing to overcoming the many challenges he faced. (Being a Blind Impoverished Albino led him to frequent thoughts of suicide and drug-treated depression.) His amazing turnaround at the age of fourteen, he credits to a motivational infomercial that changed his thinking.

Now, he is a world-traveled professional speaker and coach. He's been using and creating personal development material since the age of 15. Over the years, he's committed himself to continual study and learning from the great success coaches of our time. It's worked!

His experience includes programs by Dr. John Gray, Anthony Robbins, Dr. Wayne Dyer, Accelerated Learning, Sterling Institute of Relationships, Outward Bound, Up With People, the Sedona Method and Neuro-Linguistic Programming. To say he learned a thing or two along the way would be the understatement of the year. His keen interest in these areas, has created a life of distinction where otherwise there might have been only sadness and misery. I believe he is living testament to what is possible if you just decide and commit to a better life, putting one foot in front of the other, and no matter how grim it might sometimes seem, keep building and developing yourself . . .

CULTIVATE HOW YOU USE WORDS -

WHEN YOU SPEAK TO YOURSELF
AND OTHERS

No matter what your situation in life,

         YOUR AWARENESS OF - AND USE OF WORDS, can make a HUGE DIFFERENCE

                     In the WELL BEING of not only YOURSELF, but

                                  ALL WHO COME INTO CONTACT WITH YOU.

Danish proves first-hand, the Incredible POWER of this great truth. Leaving behind his Blindness, Albinism, Depression and Hopelessness, he has gone on to develop his interest in politics, dance, improv, spirituality and martial arts. His interest in the world at large has allowed him to thoroughly explore North America and to visit countries such as France, Hungary, Cuba, Russia, and Saudi Arabia.

Danish has accomplished many firsts. He was designing curricula and teaching by the time he was 16 years of age. He co-developed a revolutionary Internet technology that became the foundation of a dot-com startup. He has consulted with leading companies and has worked in the industries of stock market analysis, biotechnology, geographic information systems, and international trade.

Although Danish’s skill is technical, his passion is people so he continually seeks to integrate and implement peak performance technologies within himself, his family, his co-workers, and his community. From visiting the White House on numerous occasions to launching the Chinese edition of his book in Asia, Danish draws on his diversity of experiences to give"A Dictionary of Distinctions" a unique dose of wisdom that can’t be found elsewhere.

J. Richard Alliston. 
- Friend - Admirer -  Student of Danish Ahmed

Danish's story in his own words:

"Like many people, I went through a stage in life where I was constantly depressed and hated everything about our world. I was blind and I looked different from everyone else. At the age of fifteen, I was seeing a psychiatrist three times a week and popping Prozac and other drugs. None of that made a difference -- so I did something different.

I was watching an infomercial and finally decided to order a personal development program. That program transformed my life forever. I still had some challenges, and so began a quest to seek out other programs, not only for my personal benefit, but to discover the underlining principals so that I could help other people to change.

For at least fifteen years, I have been participating in and dissecting every paradigm of personal and professional development systems. This includes:

• Traditional motivational and inspirational speakers
• Books and tapes in all areas of human growth
• Interviews with leading experts
• Non-traditional educational programs
• Spiritual and religious excursions
• Community and youth development

Every single day, whenever I walked or whenever I took public transit, there would be an educational tape playing in my Walkman. Every time I heard about a new program -- there was no hesitation -- I would enroll. And, I continue to be as proactive today.

With this type of commitment to constant leading-edge knowledge, skills, ideas, and attitudes, one must succeed. And so I have."

Now you can experience the essence of this special life discovery.

I invite you to read “A Dictionary of Distinctions” -- I know you'll be glad you did.
- Danish Ahmed

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The Chapters in Your Book & Audio Package:

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Here is a Sample Distinction from Danish -- Greedy and Needy.

Greed and need are similar in that they both put us in a position of desiring more. They are different because need is natural when we come from a place of lack, whereas greed happens when we already may be coming from a place of abundance.

I think that's a common definition. And I disagree with it.

Let's take money for example - that's usually a hot one with people. Some people tend to stop wanting more money at a certain point. "Well, I have enough. If I want more, I may look materialistic." "It's not right to want more money."

Now, let me ask this: If we're in a loving relationship, "is it right" to want that relationship to become more intimate and more fulfilling? If we are in good health, "is it right" to want our bodies to be even healthier, and be more vibrant and energetic? If we have a good spiritual relationship with our creator, "is it right" to want that relationship to be even stronger and more meaningful?

We all have been conditioned so heavily as children not to be greedy. It's rude, it is unethical, and it is not fair. While all that may be true, I feel that many people cross the line of understanding the difference between greed and need.

In life, we "need" to always be growing. We "need" to be improving our family life. We "need" to be improving our jobs or businesses. We "need" to be improving ourselves personally.

So, for the price of a Pizza, and far more nourishing,
You can own, study and enjoy a simply awesome collection of timeless wisdom: 

Danish Ahmed's "A Dictionary of Distinctions" Vol 1  - Reg price - $9.97 US
Danish Ahmed's "Applying Ordinary Words in Everyday Life" Audio Program  - Reg price - $14.95 US
AND - James Allen's "As A Man Thinketh" Up to $6.95 US Reg price.
AND Wallace D. Wattle's "The Science of Getting Rich" Up to $14.95 US Reg price.

ALL for only $18.70 US. - That's a $46.82 value for ONLY - $18.70 - or about 60% off Reg price.

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These are texts you will come back to over and over, for inspiration, guidance and a lifetime of knowledge.

There is absolutely no risk. If you don't thoroughly enjoy your investment, and feel that you have received value far in excess of what you paid, Danish will gladly refund your money. The last thing he would want, is for you not to be 100% delighted with your purchase. The books are in electronic .PDF format, and are instantly downloadable. You could be enjoying fresh new insights into the importance of words within a few minutes.
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Warmly,

J. Richard Alliston.
- Friend - Admirer - and Student of Danish Ahmed

P.S. It is my sincere hope and desire that you will quickly come to understand that the words you are using in your everyday conversations, are shaping and molding the quality of your life. Please don't be a victim of a lack of knowledge. Make your Words work for you and for everyone you care about, instead of working against you.
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P.P.S. This is fairly subtle stuff, but extremely powerful over time. Countless lives have been destroyed by a lack of understanding of the power of words. Equally true are the countless lives that have been saved and magically transformed by the application of correct attitudes and correct self talk. I urge you to investigate A Dictionary of Distinctions. Once you understand and apply the power of words, you will be forever changed and better for it.