Publisher's Synopsis
Mark Twain summed it up best in this quote, "The two most important days in your life are the day you are born, and the day you find out why." Why were you created? I don't know about you, but I wandered for five decades looking for my answer. Have you ever wondered what God's purpose is for your life? I am discovering the answer to that question for my life. What about you? The first half of my life was spent wandering and searching. As I reflect back, it seems like such a waste of time, energy and resources while creating heartache and disappointments. Are you wandering day-to-day --- merely existing, trying to make sense of life? Are you caught up in the fast-paced lifestyle of the world? I was distracted by all the noises and busyness that are called life. How have your life choices and decisions effected you, your future or your family? I finally hit my rock bottom. Doing life my way had become meaningless, hopeless and painful. What about your life? Well, I have an option for you to consider. I tried it and it worked for me. Hear me out! There is no financial cost involved. Though I must admit, it was the hardest thing I have ever done, to date, in my life. But, no one else could do it for me. I had to take the initial step. If you're anything like me, it might seem scary for you at first. It required me to walk in the unknown for a period of time. If you are still somewhat apprehensive, seeing how it worked for me may provide you the courage to take the same first step. In You Are Worth It, I will share with you my unique journey including the life transforming events leading to my life changing decisions. Be prepared for encouragement, inspiration and tears as you realize you are loved, you were chosen and are to have a meaningful, fulfilling and purposeful life. You will be amazed, as I was, that it only takes a little faith the size of 'a grain of mustard seed' to begin. Continue by mixing your faith with action and your transformation is set in motion. Begin your journey with me. What do you have to loose? Can you afford not to read You Are Worth It?
