Seasons of Life
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The Second Challenge: After reading this book, come back to this page. Then take time to think about something that you have always wanted to do in life. Write that thought down on this page and date it. When ideas come to you, come back to this page (or the "Dream/Prayer Pages" in the back). When those dreams come to be, write the date beside of it. Watch your perspective on life grow and change. Believe, pray, love, and help others! Have fun and don’t forget to play some, too! * * * Each day becomes an adventure, so time is not wasted.
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Sometimes we are challenged to do something that we have always had in our hearts, but were too scared to do it for fear of failure, rejection, or success. It was written as a result of a challenge to fulfill a dream – to make a positive difference in the author’s life and in those who choose to read it.
Society today thinks about the negatives and fears in life. If one fears, he looses his freedom of choice. Therefore, if one wants to make positive life changes, one must think positively. Each of us has the gift of choice, which is a responsibility in accepting consequences of those choices. There will be difficult times in everyone’s life, but if one is firmly planted with a sense of peace in God, then life will be easier to face, accept, and change.
Seasons of Life is a book to be shared by and through generations. There is even a section for the reader’s personal seasons of life. Help share the joys of life with your family, friends, and future acquaintances.
About the Author
Joan P. Rush has gone through many seasons of life to become an author. She started writing poetry, reports, and realistic fiction when she was young. It wasn’t until 2001 that she got published because she wanted to share her thoughts on life and the door to opportunity was opened. She presently has two other books out – The I Do’s and I Won’ts of Marriage and Common Sense to Contemplate. She has taught elementary school for twenty-five years. She has begun developing multi-sensory social studies materials for special needs children. She is involved in her church as a lay speaker and worship leader. As part time jobs, she is a Nikken Wellness Consultant and Hypnotherapist. In all of her endeavors, she hopes to help others "Make Positive Life Changes." She enjoys traveling, photography, videography, and observing the wonders of creation. She especially likes it when she has quality time with her son and husband. Heather Flinn is a high school student in Westminster, Maryland. She enjoys writing poetry and playing softball and soccer. She has always had a love for creating art in different media and learning about its history. Heather plans to go to college and major in fine arts. She aspires to become an art teacher and to inspire others about art.