Don’t settle for a life you’ve merely fallen into-choose to live the life you were created to lead!
From cars to the smallest creatures in nature, everything serves a specific function. But what about humans, the most sophisticated beings on Earth?
In The Go-Giver Success Alliance we often talk about books, their importance in terms of success, and the impact they can have upon us both professionally and personally. Two of our members, Alexandra Watkins and Donnell King even formed a membership book club. (Thank you both!)
A Talmudic Sage by the name of Simeon ben Zoma became well-known for his writings in a “section” of those works known as “Pirke Avot” which translates into “Ethics of the Fathers.”
I became familiar with these questions because my Dad would continually quiz me on them when I was a kid.
Life is filled with ideas and concepts that seem to contradict one another, with both being true in context.
“Patience is a virtue”…while “(s)he who hesitates is lost.”
“Two heads are better than one”…while “too many cooks spoil the broth.”
In Missed Baby Steps: Life Without Firsts, Joy Harris shares how her life changed dramatically overnight when her thriving, active boy, suddenly became still just eight weeks before her due date.
The Shepherd and the Princess is a book, written by Gary Smith, about learning to dream and then systematically removing the barriers standing between you and the life you’ve always wanted to create for yourself and your loved ones.
In Magic Blue Rocks April Shprintz shares the secret power we all have within ourselves that makes it possible to do anything.