I Have Faith I Have Works
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I Have Faith I Have Works takes the values of the Christian belief and translates it into achieving life's goals, a guidebook based on the author's life experiences, as she strives to achieve her personal goals of starting a business, becoming debt-free, a motivational speaker, fitness trainer, and fitness model. As she experiences different setbacks to her achievements, so will the reader. It is said, if your dreams do not scare you, then you are not dreaming big enough. Visualizing the vision and writing the vision goes hand and hand. When you visualize the vision, you start researching the ...
I Have Faith I Have Works takes the values of the Christian belief and translates it into achieving life's goals, a guidebook based on the author's life experiences, as she strives to achieve her personal goals of starting a business, becoming debt-free, a motivational speaker, fitness trainer, and fitness model. As she experiences different setbacks to her achievements, so will the reader. It is said, if your dreams do not scare you, then you are not dreaming big enough. Visualizing the vision and writing the vision goes hand and hand. When you visualize the vision, you start researching the how to. Before you can do something, you must understand what you are trying to do and ask yourself why. The why is the most important part. If your why does not show passion or make others cry, then your why is not strong enough. Each person who reads this book will be able to relate with trying to achieve their dreams by getting out of debt, starting college, a new career, a new company, buying a car, a house, or even moving out to start over. These goals are obtainable but knowing how is the question. A good example is when college students graduate and their company internship did not hire them, what should they do? Most jobs in their field of study requires at least two years of experience in the field. Another example is if a person wants to buy a house or get out of debt, what should they do? Who can they talk to? What are the first steps? "For the vision is yet for an appointed time, but at the end it shall speak, and not lie: though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry." (Habakkuk 2:3)
