When It Comes Around
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"A Clean Slate" Redefining yourself will be a task that involves a lot of reflection on your past actions, and then deciding where you went wrong. Remember, the true recognition of one's self is being able to look in the mirror, and seeing someone that you can totally relate to. "I Can Live with That" Sometimes it comes down to whethere you want a world that revolves around you, or a world that you blend in with. The former will only make you unpopular, while the latter will let you be a part of something great. "The Sky Is the Limit" The number of lives that you can touch is as endless as the day is long. There are so many people out there that would love to hear from you and in some cases, reconnect with you. If you have never really felt that important in your life, maybe it's because you don't really appreciate the fact that others appreciate you. Never underestimate your self-worth because you are always worth it. "All Systems Go" A thrill seeker at heart knows that the only motivation they need to reach new heights can be found in their blood. Their only approach to life is to walk on the wild side with the belief that nothing can drag them down.
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Life is hard, and peace can be short-lived. Even during good, stable times, there can be trouble on the horizon, and when it comes around, will you be ready? This book points out ways to make a negative situation into a more positive outcome. Sometimes with the right approach and the right attitude, almost any situation can turn out to be better. When It Comes Around also shows that by having a simpler approach to life, good things tend to happen. Redefining yourself to achieve this is a task that involves a lot of reflection on your past actions and then deciding where you went wrong. Remember, the true recognition of one’s self is being able to look in the mirror, seeing someone that you can totally relate to. There will always be good and bad days, and author David Durkos understands that situations can take a toll on our everyday living. This book offers ideas on how to make a bad day better and why we should always appreciate when things are good. Situations are also shown where it is better to “go down swinging” versus walking away. Life can be rough, but with the right tools, you can find peace in any circumstance.
About the Author
David G. Durkos is a sixty-two-year-old man that has seen life’s effects on himself and others. He understands that we all encounter similar difficult situations through life. He takes the time to point out these situations and how we can make them have a more positive outcome if we apply ourselves. Ten percent of this book’s proceeds will go towards helping the homeless.