365 1/4 - Bradley, Derek
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INCREDIBLE WOMEN, INCREDIBLE STORIES, SOMEONE'S HOPE, SOMEONE'S HEALING, SOMEONE'S BREAKTHROUGH Have you ever found yourself facing a tough circumstance and, no matter how hard you try, you can't seem to shake feelings of ingratitude? That's exactly what was happening to me until I had a chance encounter with a homeless woman who motivated me to reflect on what it truly meant to be thankful. That's when this book was born. For one year, 365 ¿ days, I interviewed a variety of women about their life experiences and the role that being thankful played in their lives. The women I met and the…mehr

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INCREDIBLE WOMEN, INCREDIBLE STORIES, SOMEONE'S HOPE, SOMEONE'S HEALING, SOMEONE'S BREAKTHROUGH Have you ever found yourself facing a tough circumstance and, no matter how hard you try, you can't seem to shake feelings of ingratitude? That's exactly what was happening to me until I had a chance encounter with a homeless woman who motivated me to reflect on what it truly meant to be thankful. That's when this book was born. For one year, 365 ¿ days, I interviewed a variety of women about their life experiences and the role that being thankful played in their lives. The women I met and the stories they shared taught me that thankfulness is one of the most important tools in building and maintaining a fulfilling life. I hope you're inspired by the gift of their stories as much as I was and that each one will find its way to those who may feel stuck and need a gentle nudge to move forward from a challenging circumstance. These stories will help those who may need to reconnect with life's blessings through the gift of being thankful.
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Derek Bradley is the author of Don't Blame the Children. He currently resides in Winnipeg, Manitoba and is avid about assisting the less fortunate and marginalized reach their full potential in the journey of life.