Description "There is only one moment that changes your life. It is the moment you realize that we will all die. And finally, the moment your sleeping soul slowly opens its eyes." With over 100 million copies sold worldwide, Dr. Wayne Dyer, author of 'Your Erroneous Zones,' left behind his final insights on life in this remarkable book. Dr. Wayne Dyer, who lived a life of deep wisdom and insight, is regarded as one of our era's greatest motivational speakers, psychologists, and spiritual teachers. His first book, which taught readers 'how to live your own life free from the judgment of others,' was translated into 47 languages and sold over 100 million copies worldwide. Through it, he became a true life mentor to young readers around the globe, and his writings and lectures continue to transform countless lives to this day. This book, 'Remember That We All Die' (You Are What You Think), is the final work Dr. Wayne Dyer left for the world. It contains the passionate voices of many sages of life—writers, philosophers, spiritual teachers, and notable figures. It also holds warm and delightful stories of people who discovered different answers and different ways of living. This is exactly why we should read this book. We are all too accustomed to spending our time as if we will live forever. But no one lives forever. There is only one answer, one way, needed for a life that is not eternal: realizing 'how to live in this present moment.' How can we live in the present moment? It is when we remember 'death,' which is always right in front of us, right under our nose, right beneath our feet. "Why not do it right now? Why spend your time as if you'll live forever?" An Instant Amazon and New York Times Bestseller The brilliant insight and wisdom of our era's life sages, for readers seeking new answers to their own lives. 'Remember That We All Die' is Dr. Wayne Dyer's final work. After his worldwide bestseller, he sought a deeper understanding of the meaning and purpose of life. He connected with many writers, spiritual scholars, philosophers, and meditation teachers—including Viktor Frankl, author of 'Man's Search for Meaning'—and the precious insights he gained from these exchanges became the foundation of this book. It's not just about renowned figures, either. He also discovered and included in this book the extraordinary talents and creativity hidden within ordinary people. Published this way, 'Remember That We All Die' became a bestseller on Amazon and The New York Times, and the lectures broadcast on YouTube further elevated its value, earning enthusiastic praise from many readers. Dr. Wayne Dyer tells us: we always work as if we'll live forever, worry as if we'll live forever, feel anxious and afraid as if we'll live forever. But death is always right in front of us. This book reminds us of that truth—and in doing so, seeks to transform our lives from 'forever' to 'right now.' Dr. Wayne Dyer, who lived as one of the greatest writers of our time, along with the sages he met and the people whose lives were transformed, all speak with one voice in this book: "There is only one moment that changes your life. It is when your sleeping soul slowly opens its eyes." If you wish to greet a new morning different from all the ones before, listen closely to Wayne Dyer's voice in this book. That alone will completely change your life. _ An Amazon reader He grew up as an orphan facing many hardships, but overcame countless obstacles to finally achieve his dreams—a truly self-made figure who, by nature, loved connecting with people. He sought out inspiring people wherever they were and worked hard to share their stories with the world. Thanks to this, millions of readers were able to find direction in their own lives, and even today, major bookstores around the world are still filled with people eagerly turning the pages of his books. His final work, 'Remember That We All Die,' is the essence of wisdom—vividly capturing the passionate advice of life's sages whom he met on his lifelong pilgrimage across the world, along with the moments of realization he experienced firsthand.