Erwin Raphael McManus is a mind, life, and cultural architect and an award- winning author and artist. His books have sold over one million copies and have been translated into more than a dozen languages. As a world-renowned communicator, McManus has spoken to millions of people in seventy countries on five continents in stadiums of up to one-hundred thousand people. His creative genius has resulted in consulting work with organizations spanning from the NFL to the Pentagon. He has spent the last thirty years advising and coaching CEOs, professional athletes, celebrities, billion-dollar companies, universities, and world-leaders, and is passionate about helping people destroy their internal limitations and unlock their personal genius. McManus is also recognized internationally for being the founder and lead pastor of Mosaic, a spiritual movement that has inspired millions worldwide. As well he coaches leaders, entrepreneurs, and communicators worldwide through McManus Mastermind as well as his groundbreaking work on The Seven Frequencies of Communications. Now welcoming his newest book Mindshift, It Doesn’t Take A Genius To Think Like One.

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“Mind Shift: Destroying Your Internal Limitations, Step Into Your Greatness, And Create An Extraordinary Life”

Our limitations that we create is what is getting in our own way. You are your own ceiling. Learn today how you can step fully into your own greatness and create a world that has no limits. It is the mind shifts you need to make. Erwin Mc Manus shares the mind shifts that have become an internal limitation holding you back from greatness. Create your extraordinary life by building your character and the mindset to hold more joy and success.

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