100 EMPOWERMENT Tips for everyday living
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In my travels across the country and in foreign nations as well, I have discovered that people look, act, and sound different, but their innate characteristics are basically the same. The reason why astrological signs are so popular is because they expound on the human experience. Everyone who follow these signs are reading the same things. The twelve signs of the zodiac are supposed to tell you about your likes, dislikes, mate, special qualities, and even how you feel; just think about that for a minute. There are nearly seven billion people in the world, and only 365 days in a year. Within the 365 days, all seven billion people will celebrate a birthday.
Within the 12 months, you can read from the zodiac signs, which would tell you something about the nearly seven billion people on Earth. If we were so uniquely different, it would be impossible to read and relate to seven billion people with such limited information. The signs of the zodiac are nothing more than the documentation of the human qualities as a whole, and have absolutely no ability to direct you to any new revelation or success in life.
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Good relationships require growth, and you cannot properly grow without good information. Dr. Edward Lee Johnson Sr. draws on his decades of experience in the military, as a business owner, and as a pastor to reveal how to grow as a person and live a more fulfilling life in this book. Insights include: • People don’t follow you because you are great; they follow you because of what you do for them. • There will come a time when you’ll have to cut ties but make absolutely sure it is the right time. • If you think the other person is wrong, chances are he or she feels the same way about you. • God’s kingdom cannot be established as long as our culture, pride, and social status stand in the way. These relational tips can be used in the workplace, in church, and in the home – as well as on vacation or anytime you’re meeting new people. By striving to boost communication skills and seeking to understand others, you can rise above the fray of pettiness and build meaningful relationships.
About the Author
Dr. Edward Lee Johnson Sr. is a prolific writer passionate about helping people heal relationships. He has written dozens of books available on Amazon.com. The tips he provides in this book come from his decades of experience in the military, as a business owner, and as a pastor. He has been married to his lovely wife, Stacey, for twenty-eight years. They have six children and twelve grandchildren.