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Bruce A. Rosenblat Releases A Pocket Full of Change, a Sharp, Thought-Provoking Book on Growth, Perspective, and Personal Change
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Bruce Rosenblat A Pocket Full Of Change
BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. - Washingtoner -- Author, speaker, and executive coach Bruce A. Rosenblat announces the release of his new book, A Pocket Full of Change, a lively and insightful read that explores the realities of change in business, leadership, relationships, and everyday life. With humor, candor, and practical wisdom, Rosenblat invites readers to rethink old habits, challenge fixed perspectives, and make room for meaningful growth.

Unlike traditional business books or standard self-help titles, A Pocket Full of Change takes a more personal and relatable approach. Drawing on decades of professional experience and life observation, Rosenblat reflects on how people resist change, avoid accountability, cling to being right, and sometimes lose sight of passion, purpose, and connection. The book encourages readers not simply to accept change but to understand it, question it, and use it as a tool for moving forward.

The message at the heart of the book is simple but timely: Growth does not happen through complacency. It happens when people are willing to look at their patterns, adjust their thinking, and step into life with greater honesty and intention. Through stories, reflections, and a light-handed style, He speaks to professionals, leaders, entrepreneurs, and everyday readers who want to think more clearly, communicate better, and live with greater purpose.

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Rosenblat brings credibility and depth to the work through a career that spans more than four decades in the mortgage banking industry, along with national and local recognition for his coaching and training expertise. He has also been a keynote speaker and media guest, known for helping others increase productivity and profitability while keeping people, perspective, and authenticity at the center of success.

About the Author

Bruce A. Rosenblat is a longtime sales leader, executive coach, keynote speaker, and former veteran of the mortgage banking industry. Known for combining humor with practical application, he has spent years helping others maximize their personal and professional potential. A Pocket Full of Change continues that mission with insight, warmth, and real-world perspective.

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