Mother of Seven Uses Award Winning, Best-selling Story to Help Families Achieve Prosperity

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Mesa, AZ (PRWeb) January 17, 2007 -- Into its second year, "The Jackrabbit Factor: Why You Can" is a self-help book that teaches success principles in a freshly empowering way. Since its launch, very little advertising has taken place but it continues to spread like wild fire via word of mouth. Why? Because its message is that powerful.

What makes it so different? It's presented in a highly unique, creative, even entertaining way. It was designed to literally facilitate the necessary shift in mentality which is requisite for true success -- through a story that, as many have said, "just can't be put down."

Nearly a decade of financial hardships put Leslie Householder and her husband on a diligent quest for answers, and they eventually stumbled on to some ideas that proved to be responsible for tripling their income in less than four months. Astounded by the simplicity of what they had learned, and unable to keep the new-found knowledge to herself, Leslie set out to help others learn how to experience the same kind of breakthrough they had finally enjoyed.

Top gurus in the industry are "wowed" by her approach. In their own words:

"I am genuinely impressed ... In a unique and creative way, Leslie's story will lead her readers through successively increased levels of awareness and leave them not only with an uncommon confidence, but more importantly, with the ability to make any life change they desire ... I strongly recommend you purchase multiple copies of this book for your family and friends." ~ Bob Proctor, founder Life Success Productions and best selling author of "You Were Born Rich"

"I have seldom read a more impactful book where true principles are taught in such a clear and simple analogy. ...The principles so uniquely taught in "The Jackrabbit Factor" take everything I have done a step further. How so you say? You will have to read it to find out." ~ Hyrum W. Smith, co-founder Franklin Covey, CEO Galileo."

An excerpt from the preface sets the stage for what the book will teach her readers:

John was traveling with an associate. The associate said, "John, aren't you going to put on your seatbelt?"

John replied with his raspy tenor voice, "Why, are we going to get into a crash?"

"No, but seatbelts save lives ..."

John retorted abruptly in his usual blunt way, "Seatbelts don't save lives."

"Of course they do! Once I was driving with my family and something told me to make sure everyone was wearing their seatbelts. So we all belted up, and just as we turned a corner, we were in a head-on collision, and we all survived because of those seatbelts."

John was firm, "No, the seatbelts didn't save your life, whatever told you to put them on saved your life."

Beyond the preface, her readers are introduced to Richard and Felicity Goodman who have come to the end of their financial rope. Felicity slips up, berating Richard for his inability to provide for the family. Defeated, Richards slips into the woods behind their home and Felicity fears he has gone to end his life. Guilt-ridden, she searches frantically, dealing with her own anxieties while trying to keep little Matthew unaware of the possible tragedy.

Richard has embarked on his own amazing journey where he discovers his own best adviser: his inner voice. Leslie's readers are invited to unlock the secret behind the voice of inspiration and find out for themselves how truly dependable and absolutely ingenious their inner voice can be. For more information, visit www.ProsperTheFamily.com

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