Roots & Boots - Carter, Dee Dee

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Résumé :
Dig deep within your soul before making a critical choice. And when it's time to pursue your dreams, don't shush your inner voice. It's so easy to have ideas followed up by passion, yet we allow insecurities and fear of rejection to deceive our potential. It's vital to be in a good place internally so that when opportunities arise to make progress, we don't second-guess ourselves. One man's hesitation is another man's heaven. They say the older you get, the closer to God you become. This is my front porch view admiring the setting of the sun. Though young in age, I fantasize about being retired and giving wisdom to my grandchildren as I rock slowly in my wooden rocking chair. As your bones weaken and your pace grows slower, you appreciate the realization that you no longer have to be in a hurry for anything.

Biographie:
Dee Dee Carter is a first time author out of El Reno, Oklahoma. He has his bachelor's degree in sociology from the University of Central Oklahoma, where he was a two-time All-American football player. With his successful athletic career, his reputation launched him into motivational speaking to local nonprofit organizations as well as statewide public schools. He currently supervises an adult psych ward at Integris Mental Health. There he extends his mission and focal point of this production by inspiring those people that have lost their way. His favorite verse of the Bible is a summary of the man he is. This is a faithful saying and worthy of all acceptance, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am the worst. (1 Timothy 1:15)...

Sommaire:
Dig deep within your soul before making a critical choice. And when it's time to pursue your dreams, don't shush your inner voice. It's so easy to have ideas followed up by passion, yet we allow insecurities and fear of rejection to deceive our potential. It's vital to be in a good place internally so that when opportunities arise to make progress, we don't second-guess ourselves. One man's hesitation is another man's heaven. They say the older you get, the closer to God you become. This is my front porch view admiring the setting of the sun. Though young in age, I fantasize about being retired and giving wisdom to my grandchildren as I rock slowly in my wooden rocking chair. As your bones weaken and your pace grows slower, you appreciate the realization that you no longer have to be in a hurry for anything....