jfkenny:

Can u send Leading an inspired life as an eBook

dearpreye:


You can never be too late reading what you've not read before.

Alezy:
Well said.


I luv that Americana

jfkenny:

Can u send Leading an inspired life as an eBook

jfkenny:
Great thread ..would have been a lot better with download links..

dearpreye:


I've not even read it. Maybe one of these days.

Alezy:
luvly story line...she nailed it

dearpreye:

I've watched her on YouTube once. Awesome.

queenfav:
Am reading "dappled things" by kingsley iweka..The story is captivating and makes a good read.The author is a young one,but definitely knows his onions.@dearpreye,keep up the good work here..I find your love for reading very commendable.I love good books,both fiction and non fiction.A day without reading feels so wasted.

chuksroy:
i just finished downloading THE ROAD LESS
TRAVELLED, By Scott Peck on pdf format. i hope to access it tonite after work schedules. thanks @ op

dearpreye:


God bless my colleague who directed me to this great man of wisdom. I doubt if I've paid any more attention to this man than I've ever done to another in the field of sef development!

It seems you have his books too.

chuksroy:
i just finished downloading THE ROAD LESS
TRAVELLED, By Scott Peck on pdf format. i hope to access it tonite after work schedules. thanks @ op

BuddhaPalm:


You just wrote a sentence. And you still have tons of sentences inside you - enough to fill several books.

What we usually lack is confidence that people will find what we've written subpar.

And you don't even need to write much, you could record some of your thoughts and then have some writer flesh it out. You could draw an outline, and then have someone more inclined write it.

Several big names don't write sh1t. They use ghostwriters.

dearpreye:
Start reading a book today. You're a product of your books and your friends. Read a book today and surround yourself with friends that are better than you.

dearpreye:
Just finished reading an essay of about 21 pages, written by American author Ralph Waldo Emerson titled SELF-RELIANCE. It was a smart read.

The essay is about being ourselves. The author admonishes us to be ourselves; imitate no one. He enjoins us to refuse to conform to societal norms and beliefs, but to our own principles and conscience for often times societies are at loggerheads with our conscience.

He believes we can get no peace from any outwards sources, but from within ourselves. He believes we shall be at the fullest stage of calm and repose when our values and principles triumph.

Ishilove:

I don't know why I am not a fan of all these motivational books.

marcondo13:
I have a collection of books by Og Mandino. I have been reading his masterpiece,'' The Greatest Salesman in the World'' everyday since 2007! It was dedicated to Clement Stone and a lot of people consider it the greatest motivational book since the Bible was written because its plot is unlike any book that I have come across. Its tale tell the story of an adopted orphan who out of pity,gave his father's expensive garment to a poor couple,who just gave birth to a baby. The baby later turned out to be Jesus Christ. He had to leave his dying father with just 10 scrolls which were to guide him to build another business empire, and later shared his secrets with Apostle Paul,who was given the 10 scrolls to read and prepare for the ''sale'' of the gospel to mankind!
Books by Og Mandino are hard to find,but a Google search of the 10 scrolls by Og Mandino can get you a pdf file of the ten scrolls.
Goodluck

nonexy11:
Well, I just concluded 'spin this' by an American journalist called Bill Press. It was a nice read. It exposes an individual to the lies and propaganda associated with the mass media. How news are fine tuned to suit the government of the day.

dearpreye:


Never knew his books are this deep and relevant.

I sometime ago erroneously judged the book you wrote about by its cover and decided it was no meant for me since it was talking about salesmanship. How wrong I was!

I'll try to see scrolls. I'll get back to you as soon as possible. Thanks for stopping by. Have a great week ahead. Good morning.

nonexy11:
Well, I just concluded 'spin this' by an American journalist called Bill Press. It was a nice read. It exposes an individual to the lies and propaganda associated with the mass media. How news are fine tuned to suit the government of the day.