I'm a spiritual person, so not only do I mean faith in God, but faith in yourself.

What good is having a $10M networth if you are emotionally, spiritually and physically poor and know that you have only 2 more years to live?

Live up to my potential and do things because they benefit me...they benefit me mentally, physically, spiritually, emotionally and perhaps, yes even financially.

These situations are extremely hard financially, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. 

These people tends to come to enjoy the great weather and comfortable living and were living here as investors to spiritual counselors or yoga teachers and herbalist.  

There are also things I wish Keller would have left out, such as the spiritual components.

Family/health/religion/spirituality.  

If not, a huge number of authors, thinkers, and spiritual leaders are going to be in error.

During those 200 years, these nations always progressed through the following sequence: * From bondage to spiritual faith; * From spiritual faith to great courage; * From courage to liberty; * From liberty to abundance; * From abundance to complacency; * From complacency to apathy; * From apathy to dependence; * From dependence back into bondage.

Many homeless people need to be spiritually free in order to get off the streets.