Enrique Ruiz

Wisher, Washer, Wishy-Washy: How to Move From Just Existing to Personal Abundance! Enrique Ruiz

Wisher, Washer, Wishy-Washy describes three character types found in ALL people: 

• Wishers have big dreams, but live on hope, taking no persistent action to achieve what they really want.
• Wishy-Washy's flip-flop, knowing what they want one moment and changing their mind the next.
• Washers are doers. They see risk as opportunity, change as positive, and uncertainty as a chance to keep moving forward.

Wisher, Washer, Wishy-Washy is a story about choices written in the style of "Who Moved My Cheese." The book is unique in its choice of metaphor. It is based on the notion of water: ubiquitous, often taken for granted, but with the power to give life to ideas.

Readers will identify with the book's familiar, clearly-drawn situations and scenarios, reflect on their own choices, and eventually discover ways to determine, plan and realize their own goals for success and happiness.

Wisher, Washer, Wishy-Washy shows how nineteen overlooked attributes of water can be applied to our lives to effect positive, meaningful and lasting change.

The book blends inspiring quotes and the wisdom of the ages with real stories of people who have dreamed big and overcome hardships. A major section provides templates for the reader--everyone from student to retiree--to chart his or her own destiny and apply the startling power and promise of water. Everyone can become a Washer.