eBooks by Dr. Robert H. Moss

Ludwig and Wagner
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Ludwig II, born on 25 August 1845, was heir to the illustrious Wittelsbach family which ruled Bavaria from its capital, Munich. When Ludwig was thirteen, during the typically difficult childhood of a royal heir to the throne, his former governess wrote him describing a performance of Wagner’s Lohengrin. The Crown Prince became enraptured with the composer’s music and writings. He attended a Munich performance of Lohengrin when he was sixteen. Wagner’s call for a prince who, by his patronage, would ensure the purity and survival of German art led Ludwig to vow that he would be that prince. Read more here.

Slavery to Riches
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Joseph set an example for those who believe lives can change. Perhaps his strongest trait was his servant heart. Through hardships and adversity, Joseph learned to become a servant in every situation in which he found himself. Through serving, he became a leader, prospering in all circumstances. He found that the law of the harvest always works: whatsoever we give comes back manifold.

Joseph also exemplified the character trait of forgiveness. His brothers sold him as a slave. He spent many years as a slave or in prison, separated for over twenty years from those he loved. He had reason to hate and seek revenge. Instead, he forgave readily and repaid treachery with love. Read more here.

Successful Entrepreneur Ebook price: $5.99

Much wisdom is available for the person who is anxious to be successful, whether you are an entrepreneur in your own business, or working for someone else and wanting to climb the corporate ladder. Many books have been written about success. This book is a compilation of everything I have learned through years of reading positive-thinking books, listening to motivational tapes, attending seminars of all kinds and costs. There is much wisdom found herein--not from me--but from all sources which have affected my life. This book is an attempt to put that wisdom in a readable and enjoyable form.

I have attempted to be very gender sensitive, knowing success can and does come to man and woman alike. However, many quotes use man as a "generic" term. Writing "his/her", or "he/she", or "a person", or "people" in wherever the word man is found proved to be bulky, cumbersome, and unrealistic. Hopefully, both men and women will read this book and understand that every concept or principle applies to them equally. The laws of success are universal. The laws of growth apply equally to ambitious men and women. 

This book is a guide for speakers, a motivational help for individuals, a review of fundamentals for the trainers, and a guide to success for the beginner. Some quotations have been used twice, but in most cases each quotation stands alone under the category in which it best fits.