"When we miss out on the inspired living we so richly deserve it is because we practice it as a hobby and not as a noteworthy obsession." (Charles Rivers)

One of the most spiritually dynamic trips that one can take in one’s lifetime is the journey to find oneself through personal and professional growth.

In The Valentine Year, the author seeks to take us on a higher mental journey to losing what we once believed to be ourselves in an attempt at finding ourselves. He insists that our feelings of self-loathing or disdain for our environment and others are simply nothing more than a positive consciousness call for healing our love, life, and spirit through a process of renewal and forgiveness through gratitude.

In his newest self-help book The Valentine Year, Charles Rivers shows his audience how to achieve their dreams, goals, and desired net worth by living out their innate purpose. There comes an appointed time in all of our awakening where we begin to detect the subtle hints that we are, in part, filled with more malevolent emotions of the heart than love. In that instance we become weary of our behavior, and we seek a pilgrimage back to the personal childlike innocence we once shared with others and humanity lost to over-burdened time and demands on our talents.