Why did I write 50 Ways to Thrive, Putting the Sizzle

Back Into Your Life?

and

Why am I now writing these two books?:

Anything IS Possible

and

Find Your Niche and Scratch It

Introducing you to the exciting prospect of creating

a life, a family,

an organization, a community, a nation, and 

a world that's off the charts, in a new dimension,

 a leap to the further reaches of the possibilities 

we've always had and never suspected.

Have you ever asked yourself why some people

have a life that looks like it couldn't happen?  

It seems magical, miraculous.

It's not because they were naturally born with

more than others, as much as they've come,

through seeking and imagination, 

to see so much more that there is to see.

Each of these books takes the reader outside 

the range of conventional "reality" beliefs

and explores the basis for the extraordinary

which is all around us. 

 Because of these conventional beliefs,

this extra dimension is either invisible to most of us

or it seems like luck, good fortune, advantage or 

even magic and miracles.

These books convey the basis for a life, 

and a world that looks like it can't happen,

the possible life. 

Yet, to someone from 100 years ago---

what looks ordinary to most of the world's population

in developed societies today---

would look like magic and miracles to someone 

brought into our world today from long ago.

These books are about extending our awareness of 

what could be now, based on what's already understood

 by a small percentage of those living today.

Imagine you are 

looking at life through a brand new lens.

Imagine you could immediately discover 

an enormous number of unsuspected gifts of life

previously unsuspected by you immediately before.

I am Dr. Richard Talsky.

This has been my wonderful lifetime search:

Making the impossible, possible...actual

"Everyone takes the limits of his own vision for the limits of the world."  

--Arthur Schopenhauer

"There is an objective reality out there,

but we view it through the spectacles

of our beliefs, attitudes, and values."  ~David G. Myers

 "An error does not become truth by reason of multiplied propagation, 

nor does truth become error because nobody sees it."  ~Mahatma Gandhi

 "The eye sees only what the mind is prepared to comprehend."--Henri Bergson

 Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others.”  --Jonathon Swift

Discovery consists of looking at the same thing

as everyone else and thinking something different.  

                                 --Albert Szent-Gyorgyi