A Walk With Your Soul

John Lawal

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a walk with your soul: The Whisperer

This book pinpoints valuable soul assuring thoughts of hope. It sheds light on a revalued life that illuminates the pain of the struggle of life replacing it with a rise to fulfilment and actualization.

'a walk with your soul' also includes self help like:

Unclutter the mind, replace it with belief; it can be done others have done it;

Motivation: mood-boards;

Learn from mistakes;

Positive feed from social media;

Avoid wrong personalities;

Develop passion/drive.

With seat belt fasten on, readers will find themselves ready for their journey…

The book advises:
Everyone's journey is to be at their pace – it's ok to trip up.
Love yourself, even loving the fool in you.
This is truly an inspiring book every soul developer should read. I can imagine that many unfulfilled dreams lay in graveyards.

This valuable book has penned great wisdom that is covered in 7 points -

The Seven Formulae:

Love – the most successful key to live;

Power-mind – the steering wheel belonging to mankind;

Motivation to use our talents - Talent take the struggle out of life; your talents will open doors for you is a motivating thought within itself;

Plot your journey – A great place to start!

Love yourself – this is so hard for many to do; however, you face it head on;

Have courage- it reminds us that courage is more important than fear;

Be spiritually minded.

Interjected are such thought-provoking quotes: -

"You only get one body; it is the temple of your soul. Even God is willing to dwell there. If you truly treat your body like a temple, it will serve you well for decades. If you abuse it, you must be prepared for poor health and a lack of energy." - Oli Hille, Creating the Perfect Lifestyle

"As your spirit greatly affects your physical reality without you even knowing, would you not be better off controlling or managing how your spirit affects your reality? "- John Lawal

Other practical pointers:

Toward success -Checkmark your to-do list.

What are you afraid to take on? Find someone around you who has the gall (no room for excuses).

Choose your company well.

Live a full and valued life.

The book goes on to outlay some home truths':

Tolerance – "Sometimes minding your own business does not keep people out of your business. "- John Lawal

"Anyone who sees you like an option doesn't deserve to be a priority in your life." - John Lawal

This book is for the sunken, the seeker and the soaring.