Think, Write, And Retire And Save A Child’s Life
Purchase a book, help save a child’s life.
Recently, Dr. Mani contacted me, asking if I’d help promote his new book.
“Think, Write, Retire” is now available at Amazon, and if you’re interested in online marketing, I recommend you go right away and purchase it.
Let me say from the start, I haven’t read the book yet, but it’s on my reading list. I have read the manifesto and found myself nodding as I read. Both from it and other things I’ve read by Dr. Mani, I can tell you that he has the ability to lay things out step by step and make you go, “Ahha! I can do that!”
Now, even if you’re not interested in marketing, I still heartily recommend Dr. Mani’s book.
Here’s why:
Dr. Mani is a marketer. He’s also a heart surgeon in India. And he combines both into his Children Heart Foundation.
Whenever you purchase a copy of “Think, Write, Retire“, all profits from the sale will go to sponsoring a child’s heart surgery.
And now, let me tell you why Children Heart Foundation is one of my favorite charities.
I have 2 not-as-little-as-they-once-were boys. I know how much I worried over them when they were little (and how much I still do, although I try to hide it more now). I can’t imagine the devastation of discovering that your child has to have surgery to survive…surgery so expensive that at first you go into shock trying to figure how you’re going to come up with the money to pay for it.
Dr. Mani is determined to save the lives of as many children as possible. To do that, he donates his own skills and time for free. But of course, hospitals cost money, even outside of the doctor’s care. Nurses, technicians, equipment, and even rooms and food have to be paid for.
That’s where we come in. Every time we buy a book for 19.95 or send a donation, we’re helping to cover part of that cost and save a child’s life.
Want to learn more about Children Heart Foundation?
Here’s one of my favorite articles about Dr. Mani, explaining why he became a pediatric heart surgeon.
The Dr. Mani Children Heart Foundation website.
Here are some of the children who have been helped so far.
