Motivation Crisis

Spirit of Gratitude is the author’s life journey, where his challenges have acted as a springboard to new lives. In retrospect, these obstacles were his finger posts in life. The purpose of his stories is to engage the listener to identify their crises as opportunities, and using the spirit of gratitude’s magnetic force, draw joyous people and events to themselves.

Se vuoi sapere come superare una crisi concretamente, questo librò ti sarà molto utile.Noemi temeva di parlare della sua bisessualità ai genitori, Diego soffriva costantemente d'ansia, Ginevra aveva appena perso il lavoro ed era stata tradita dal suo fidanzato, Gabriella sopportava da anni dolori in ogni parte del corpo, Marco si chiedeva quale senso avesse la sua vita, mentre cercava di liberarsi da una professione che non faceva più per lui.Tutti hanno superato la crisi, rinascendo grazie al loro coraggio e al percorso di consapevolezza intrapreso.

In times of crisis, we all ask, “What’s the point?” It turns out the answer to the question is hidden in plain sight and is connected to the fundamental purpose and very essence of our existence. There is only one point in living, but it may not be what you think.

If you’re going through a rough time and feel at a loss, this book is for you! Finding Your Way presents Drake Taylor’s unique perspective on life, encompassing lessons he learned over years of experience. Out of his “darkest days” came a wealth of tools for navigating through stormy waters and difficult times. Here you will find encouragement as well as tips for improving your life and relationships. Designed to pick people up, this book lays out principles for changing your thinking, setting goals, and planning for ultimate success.

How much longer will the memories and pain of childhood hinder you from achieving your dreams and living the full life you were promised and created to experience? The world needs what is on the inside of you because you are an answer to a problem. Inwardly, you know this, but you have to see yourself as the new you versus the little, broken you.