Success is You and Your Faith: Your source of unlimited power
Book Details
Author(s)Henry Ford
PublisherHenry Ford
ISBN / ASINB00I5RUT38
ISBN-13978B00I5RUT38
Sales Rank542,228
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Entertaining, informative, inspirational and challenging are just a few of the words that describe Success is You and Your Faith. Written by the Author, Speaker, Consultant and IEI Award Winner Henry Ford, the book is a powerful reminder of the greatness each of us has within.
The book relates how many years ago the author was quietly encouraged by a then unknown celebrity-to-be. He explains how this individual demonstrated signs of greatness before that greatness manifested itself to the entertainment world.
Memorable parts of Henry’s career in Corporate America are revealed, including his experiences of walking a tightrope over a snake pit of hostility and insensitivity. He shares important tips on ways to avoid this potentially career and reputation destroying minefield.
He tells how the long, challenging and sometimes painful history experienced by some people can become the foundation for increased inner strength. He explains in crystal-clear language why we need to resist our feelings of inferiority and superiority.
Henry’s reflection of events offer the reader convincing evidence that spiritual awareness will accelerate one’s accent toward the goals and objectives they may be reaching for. Henry describes a series of events that led him to success in an area which he had previous been declared “not qualified for.â€
Using some of our real life interests, the author details how and how often we give up on our goals and dreams and aspirations, many times just before we are likely to experience success. He offers encouraging examples of how we can avoid these pitfalls.
The author reminds us of what a powerful friend or enemy our belief system can be to us. He shares a historic example of proof that if don’t believe it, it will not likely come to pass. In that example, the evidence is clear that once believed, it is likely to be achieved, again, and again, and again.
Henry shares how our personal and professional lives can be enhanced by working collectively. He explains how service to others increases our gratitude and our effectiveness. He gives examples of organizations that he believes demonstrate success in achieving these outcomes.
In a brief journey through failed relationships, Henry acknowledges the intuitiveness of children, and explains why we must always conduct ourselves in a proper manner.
Throughout the book, the author is clear and unyielding in his belief that we each have a calling that if left unanswered will become a challenge unmet, a problem unsolved, an opportunity missed, a dream and a legacy unfulfilled, a link missing in the chain of events that were meant to form the history of the world.
The book relates how many years ago the author was quietly encouraged by a then unknown celebrity-to-be. He explains how this individual demonstrated signs of greatness before that greatness manifested itself to the entertainment world.
Memorable parts of Henry’s career in Corporate America are revealed, including his experiences of walking a tightrope over a snake pit of hostility and insensitivity. He shares important tips on ways to avoid this potentially career and reputation destroying minefield.
He tells how the long, challenging and sometimes painful history experienced by some people can become the foundation for increased inner strength. He explains in crystal-clear language why we need to resist our feelings of inferiority and superiority.
Henry’s reflection of events offer the reader convincing evidence that spiritual awareness will accelerate one’s accent toward the goals and objectives they may be reaching for. Henry describes a series of events that led him to success in an area which he had previous been declared “not qualified for.â€
Using some of our real life interests, the author details how and how often we give up on our goals and dreams and aspirations, many times just before we are likely to experience success. He offers encouraging examples of how we can avoid these pitfalls.
The author reminds us of what a powerful friend or enemy our belief system can be to us. He shares a historic example of proof that if don’t believe it, it will not likely come to pass. In that example, the evidence is clear that once believed, it is likely to be achieved, again, and again, and again.
Henry shares how our personal and professional lives can be enhanced by working collectively. He explains how service to others increases our gratitude and our effectiveness. He gives examples of organizations that he believes demonstrate success in achieving these outcomes.
In a brief journey through failed relationships, Henry acknowledges the intuitiveness of children, and explains why we must always conduct ourselves in a proper manner.
Throughout the book, the author is clear and unyielding in his belief that we each have a calling that if left unanswered will become a challenge unmet, a problem unsolved, an opportunity missed, a dream and a legacy unfulfilled, a link missing in the chain of events that were meant to form the history of the world.
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