Contents of “Be The Best”
Introduction
- Managing the time of your life
- Define your destination
- Find your financial freedom
- Discover the power of a transformed mind
- Give positive love and build positive relationships
- Strategizing for success
- Go from rejection to direction
- Know that no guts no glory
- Release the force righteousness
Extract of “Be The Best”
INTRODUCTION
The year is 2005 and as we write this book, 6.2 billion people live on our planet. The majority of this population may have chosen to live an average life. In fact, due to the magnitude of poverty and lack in the world, probably 60% of them are more concerned about how to survive each day. However, in every culture, nation, or group of people, there are a handful of people who are particularly hungry. Their quest is for a better, wiser, bigger and more successful life.
Some found themselves in a continuous cycle of failure. Their ancestors were all poor or failures. Some of them had to fight against difficulties. Having observed this, many have wanted to get out of this mess but do not know what to do. God’s plan, on the other hand, was that no one would fail, die, live an unfulfilled life, remain poor, sick, or without a relationship with the creator. God may have had a great plan for His people, but many are locked into various challenges because they don’t know what the right key is to get out of what’s holding them back and into all that God has for them.
Life is like a house full of treasures, but under lock and key. Without the right keys, you would not be able to access the treasure house, and yet you are welcome to take as many as you want. I have tried to present to you nine important keys that can help you unlock the great exploited abilities that are available to you. Some took steps to enter the treasure house and possess their possession; However, as soon as they started, they remained stuck in the middle, unable to continue their lives.
However, they want to have the best in life. This book presents step-by-step actions that can take you from average to great. The 19th century preacher Charles Haddon Spurgeon likened self-improvement to the blowing of a sound. His argument was that if you were a ram’s horn, God can blow through you, but if you have the chance to become a silver trumpet and produce many and better sounds, why wouldn’t you?
Matthew ASHIMOLOWO
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