Free Game - Watts, Khalil

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Résumé :
Free game is the act of gifting a unique voice to unconventional wisdom. It is a game plan that gives you strategies and approaches to some of life's toughest obstacles. It will help you solve the simple equation for a fulfilled life. Who are you? What do you want and how will you get it? This book will help you begin down a pathway toward your success or simply map out how that may look. The If you can afford it part is a declaration of proving to yourself that you deserve to be the person that you've always thought you could be, as well as, trusting yourself along that journey. Everyone contains the capacity to be someone or do something special; it's just a matter of what strategies we apply in this game of life to get there. I wrote this book because, despite life not being relatively easy for me, I have always been told that my unique perspective of the world was one that should be shared with the masses. In this book, you will find abstract illustrations, a collection of quotes that you won't find on the internet, open spaces for you to journal and capture your reflections, and an in-depth breakdown of the Watts Next Philosophy. For too long in my life I felt like I was suppressing myself, my ideas, and my talents, and this book is my first of many testaments to no longer submitting to my own shadow. Through these quotes, I accidentally began to actualize my greatness and I hope that they may do the same for you. This book is for people who are actively wanting to be someone special and/or those looking to become the versions of themselves that they never thought possible. This is also for those who may be feeling stuck in life and might just need some inspiration or motivation. Those who really interact with the quotes and digest the wisdom that this book offers can expect a fresh new perspective on some of life's lingering problems and if they're lucky, a solid start or sustainable push along their pathways to success.

Biographie:
Edited, formatted, and published by Writers of the West (www.writersofthewest.net)