How To Come Alive: A Guidebook to Living the Life of Your Dreams
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Self Improvement, Motivational
| Author: | Katherine Cerulean | ISBN: | 9781301578023 |
| Publisher: | Katherine Cerulean | Publication: | October 4, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Katherine Cerulean |
| ISBN: | 9781301578023 |
| Publisher: | Katherine Cerulean |
| Publication: | October 4, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
“Don’t ask what the world needs.
Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it.
Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.”
— Howard Thurman
You’re known disappointment. You’ve taken some chances that didn’t work out. You’ve seen friends, family, and co-workers give up and take the path of least resistance.
And you’ve said ‘Hell no!’
Something told you to keep looking, keep trying, and never settle. Because you knew one day you would find the life you were seeking and become fully alive.
That day is now. All you have to do to start living the life you’ve always wanted can the summed up in one word — action.
How to Come Alive: A Guidebook to Living the Life of Your Dreams is all about getting from where you are — possibly in an unfulfilling job or marriage, an unhealthy body, or a deep rut — to where you want to be — joyous, full of potential and hope, and well on your way to being alive in every sense of the world.
Now, this book isn’t a magic cure — and the main ingredient here is a willingness to work hard. But it is an ingredient you possess, and I guarantee you have enough within yourself to carry you well into the life of your dreams. If you are willing to take responsibility for your life and your future, incredible things are in store for you.
Inside are 25 ways to come alive, each one with the potential to change your life forever, each with three levels of difficulty to challenge you as you grow. These aren’t fads, cribbed from the internet and regurgitated into this slender volume. Instead they are a lifetime worth of ideas — the best, most helpful ‘hacks’ from someone who has never given up believing that we are all special and that the world needs more people who have come alive.
You are worth it.
Please note: this e-book is 14,000 awesome words long.
“Don’t ask what the world needs.
Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it.
Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.”
— Howard Thurman
You’re known disappointment. You’ve taken some chances that didn’t work out. You’ve seen friends, family, and co-workers give up and take the path of least resistance.
And you’ve said ‘Hell no!’
Something told you to keep looking, keep trying, and never settle. Because you knew one day you would find the life you were seeking and become fully alive.
That day is now. All you have to do to start living the life you’ve always wanted can the summed up in one word — action.
How to Come Alive: A Guidebook to Living the Life of Your Dreams is all about getting from where you are — possibly in an unfulfilling job or marriage, an unhealthy body, or a deep rut — to where you want to be — joyous, full of potential and hope, and well on your way to being alive in every sense of the world.
Now, this book isn’t a magic cure — and the main ingredient here is a willingness to work hard. But it is an ingredient you possess, and I guarantee you have enough within yourself to carry you well into the life of your dreams. If you are willing to take responsibility for your life and your future, incredible things are in store for you.
Inside are 25 ways to come alive, each one with the potential to change your life forever, each with three levels of difficulty to challenge you as you grow. These aren’t fads, cribbed from the internet and regurgitated into this slender volume. Instead they are a lifetime worth of ideas — the best, most helpful ‘hacks’ from someone who has never given up believing that we are all special and that the world needs more people who have come alive.
You are worth it.
Please note: this e-book is 14,000 awesome words long.
