The Boomerang of Wealth: From the Hunter out of Africa

By Pierre Pambou Tsitsi

"A great book. Hopefully it will inspire few people who read it."
--Alok Sharma

In this second book by Pierre Pambou Tsitsi, the Boomerang of Wealth introduces the spirit of opulence and explains how to manifest it every day of your life until your last breath. His first book, Your Vision from The Hunter Out of Africa was an inspiration for how to take the reader from the brink of possibility to the path of opportunity. This current book extends on these concepts.

He discusses how the boomerang of wealth is the mechanism for opulence and abundance in your life. As you may have realised, the pursuit and accumulation of external things does not always bring about the sense of happiness and fulfilment that you desire. As you move through this book, you will come to understand how the projection of your own wealth expands to those around you and how it can touch millions and billions of people. What you achieve or don’t achieve is in your own hands.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Balboa Press AU
• Release date: Apr 23, 2023
• ISBN: 9781982297220

Pierre Pambou Tsitsi

If you want to fly, let go of everything that weighs you down. I come from a very humble background. We didn’t have a car, electricity, or even running water. Our toilet facilities were a hole in the ground. To this day the village where I grew up still has the same basic facilities as it has always had. Gabon became an independent country in 1960 when they gained their independence from France. Nothing has changed or moved forward in the countryside. Our Village in Gabon is located near the city of Port Gentil. This city supplies work to thousands of people in the local oil and timber industries. It’s generally accepted and expected that all persons, even the women who live in the vicinity, will grow up to spend their lives working for the oil company. I had an issue with this limited ambition. I wanted so much more! I wanted to see the world, learn more about life, and extend myself. My dream was then, and still is today, to be able to share the valuable knowledge I have gained from my people in that tiny village. Members of my community did not expect much from life. No-one that I knew of had ever thought of leaving for pastures unknown, but I was driven by my dream. I wanted to break free from the shackles on the past and the limited expectations of the villages. My mother understood my yearning and came to my rescue. She insisted that I learn well at school, read books continuously, and never let go of my dream to live a larger life. I have written this book to show others how one can break out of a situation or an environment one was born to do. It is possible. It can be done. I did it! I faced my fear and broke the chain of convention. The chapters in this book will tell you about my journey and hopefully also guide you along the way.

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Balboa Press rev. date:  04/20/2023

CONTENTS

About The Author

Acknowledgements

Preface

Introduction

Fougamou and The Magical Palm Tree

Possibilities

How Many Jobs?

Vision Matrix of Africa

A Spiralling Attitude

Instant Belief

Self-Image

Seeking For Excellence

Creating Your Own Future

Motivations

Self-Belief

Yes, I Can

It’s Allowed

What if?

The Art of Repetition

Hope

Hope

Powerful Conversations

Powerful Conversations & The Power of Words

Diligence

The Cost of Procrastination

Twelve Months

Love

Love, Love Thy Self

Are you limiting your success?

Loving

Make Me Happy

The Law of Sharing

Awareness

Awareness

Recognising and Accepting Our Own Failures Without Quitting

Closing the Gap of Possibilities

Increasing Your Self-Concept Awareness

The Ladder of 55 Steps

Leadership

Is Your Past Ruling Your Future?

Appreciation

The Right Moment

Your Greatest Achievement

How to Make Your Day Count

Structure and Neglect

Obstacles

Courage

Servant Leadership - Putting Your Team First and Yourself Second

Dreams

The Hunter and The Hunted

The Leading Cause

The Little Lion

The Importance of a Decisive Mind

The Best Investment for Your Life

Summary

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

If you want to fly, let go of everything that weighs you down.

I come from a very humble background. We didn’t have a car, electricity, or even running water. Our toilet facilities were a hole in the ground. To this day the village where I grew up still has the same basic facilities as it has always had. Gabon became an independent country in 1960 when they gained their independence from France. Nothing has changed or moved forward in the countryside.

Our Village in Gabon is located near the city of Port Gentil. This city supplies work to thousands of people in the local oil and timber industries. It’s generally accepted and expected that all persons, even the women who live in the vicinity, will grow up to spend their lives working for the oil company. I had an issue with this limited ambition. I wanted so much more! I wanted to see the world, learn more about life, and extend myself. My dream was then, and still is today, to be able to share the valuable knowledge I have gained from my people in that tiny village.

Members of my community did not expect much from life. No-one that I knew of had ever thought of leaving for pastures unknown, but I was driven by my dream. I wanted to break free from the shackles on the past and the limited expectations of the villages.

My mother understood my yearning and came to my rescue. She insisted that I learn well at school, read books continuously, and never let go of my dream to live a larger life.

I have written this book to show others how one can break out of a situation or an environment one was born to do. It is possible. It can be done. I did it! I faced my fear and broke the chain of convention.

The chapters in this book will tell you about my journey and hopefully also guide you along the way.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the people in my life who have supported and influenced me to become the person that I am today and who have enabled me to write this book for you. This influence extends to a variety of people from cultures in at least five different continents and have included writers, inspirational speakers, leaders of organised religions, and especially the ordinary person in the street.

I would particularly like to thank the people who have been directly involved in contributing to the writing this book.

Firstly, to Anne Eaton, Psychologist who committed several hours of her time to assist in reviewing and revising the initial drafts of the book. Your ability to bring in your own knowledge and skills while introducing differing perspectives has been invaluable in challenging my ideas and beneficial in shifting, refining, and enhancing the material that I am now able to share.

To Patricia Ryan, author of ‘Top Tips for Public Speaking’, your professional expertise and encouragement to commit to my writing has contributed so much to my motivation and confidence to write my second book. You have been a great help to me in getting started.

For my friends, David and Cathy Digger, who kept me on schedule and ensured that the writing moved forward in a timely manner. I appreciate the way in which you helped me speed up the project and not be distracted by other activities.

I would like to thank my best friend, Alok Sharma, for always being there and providing moral support and for the discussions we had about my book. I truly appreciate your intelligence and insight into the many challenges of life.

To the team at Balboa Press for your professional editing skills who have recognised the potential of the book and backed me every step of the way. Thank you for your expertise.

I would like to recognise various family members. Special appreciation to Jennifer, who has provided lifelong inspiration, and to my daughter, Elizabeth, for her unwavering emotional support and honest feedback as the writing progressed. Thank you for always listening and for the caring that has been shown to me. To my parents, I will always love you and wish you great peace and harmony.

And finally, to my other friends and family members, whose ongoing support for this and any other projects I undertook in my life have been invaluable. You each have my unconditional love always.

To my readers, I offer you gratefulness and blessings beyond measure.

PREFACE

I became a salesman at a very young age. Maybe ‘The Hunter’ was already beginning to emerge! I can remember that, as a child of seven years old, I was already going from door-to-door selling fish. My mother had given me money to buy fresh fish directly from the local fishermen as they returned to shore with their catch for the day. I would then take my purchases from door-to-door selling the fish at a modest profit.

It was a wonderful feeling to have the money to buy much-needed items for my mother and I. In Gabon, as in most other countries, it is difficult for children to find work, so I had created my own job without even realising it.

The point I’m trying to get across is that, if one is looking for something, it is there for the taking. This possibility is sometimes not obvious because of the lack of awareness; or a vision of what we can achieve.

This lack of awareness comes from general conditioning in our environment; and the way