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Johnson Benjamin
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Johnson Benjamin was born several decades ago to the family of Benjamin and Grace. He is a graduate of Mechanical Engineering and Business Information System. He is pre...voir plusThe Author.
Johnson Benjamin was born several decades ago to the family of Benjamin and Grace. He is a graduate of Mechanical Engineering and Business Information System. He is presently pursuing his masters in Information System with the University of East London.
He has written so many articles and conducted training on both public and private sectors. His first book is “The Things We Left Undone”. You may call him a teacher, a counselor, a motivator or an awakener. One thing I know about him is that he is a lover of constructive words and feeling.
It doesn’t matter where you came from, just get a copy and read on. He will not only tell you something about you, am sure will touch you through this volume.
This concise book is written in simple and appealing terms, giving hope and driving force to many who are subjected and subjugated by others. It reveals the importance of overcoming obstacles and seizing every moment to improve your life for better.
This book talks more on the gift in you, knowing the real you, how to make good decision, how to overcome pain, how to control anger, exposure, connecting with your destiny and a pleasurable life.
Just Imagine will help you figure out all sorts of ills and vices that have all along imprisoned you and to overcome them.
Just Imagine how people, perhaps you inclusive could have lived a miserable life thinking that it is your destiny, just because you are afraid of the changes and chances of what the time holds.
They say you may not know the value of what you have until you lose it but I say you may not know the value of what you are losing until you read this book.
ISBN 978-978-912-299-8voir moins
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