About A Motivational & Inspirational Book: A Compilation of Uplifting Insight (installment 2 of 2)
Want to get a better sense of the breath and depth of the book's motivational and inspirational message? Take a look at Angela's Watkin's (Personal Life Enrichment Coach and Book Reviewer) fascinating compilation of insights attributed to the book. Here’s installment 2 of 2 of a reader's interpretation of “The Nurse in the Delivery Room Slapped Me… Once: Stories and Perspectives to Help You Unlock Your Amazing Potential”;
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Enrichment. What is your intended purpose? With the right attitude, this day anything is possible.
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What will it take to make you happy?
How do we get there? It all starts & ends with our mindsets. To be truly happy, it is necessary to surround ourselves with a wealth of positive, inspiring experiences, people, & thoughts.
Attitude is everything.
People & stocks are similar. While on any given day, for one, the returns may not be as expected, appreciable wealth is best realized when we invest meaningfully in a sensible, diversified manner.
Tomorrow, take the time to do something for yourself.
We are here for a purpose.
What step, big or small, can you take today to change your direction?
Stress -- Whatever it takes, get off the train.
When was the last time you felt powerless? Have you ever felt lost, ignored, victimized, or forgotten? When was the last time you felt completely alone?
Above all, stay humble, motivated, & impressionable. Know that you are blessed, opportunities abound, & life isn't quite finished with you yet.
Consider this:
life isn't fair
bad things happen to good people
rain will fall in our lives
failure can occur
sometimes life is more than fair
good things can happen to good people, & can be better appreciated as a result of the bad things
the sun can, & will, dry the rain
failure cannot occur without the decision to give up
What you do from here is up to you.
Death -- it's also necessary we use it, to be more motivated, passionate, & happy, to be more appreciative of the time we have & the people we spend it with, & remind us to live every precious moment & love it has to offer.
Five years later & the author shares it stills hurts from losing his mother.
He shares if you still happen to be blessed enough to be able to touch your mom's face, to hear your mother's voice, go to her, call her, do whatever it takes. Hug her, kiss her, tell her you love her.
Every day is a blessing, & every blessing a gift from God. Spend your blessings wisely.
D. Anthony is the author of "The Nurse in the Delivery Room Slapped Me ... Once."
Book Review by Angela Watkins Thomas, Personal Life Enrichment Coach
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Enough said...
Thank you Angela - and everyone else with a willingness to offer constructive feedback on the book. Your heartfelt words are very much appreciated.
D Anthony
Inspirational Author and Motivator
Author of “The Nurse in the Delivery Room Slapped Me… Once”
Founder of STSTheBook.com and SomethingToShare.com
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