Is Death So Good That Life Is Bad? - Ralph Lee, Jr.
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If you are tired of pretending that you are something that you are not, living up to someone elses expectation and always preparing for something great that never seems to happen then this book is for you. Each word's intent is to help filter the impurities of outside influences. Within these pages you are given the gift of you without prejudice or guilt. You will have a free pass to explore what you think, what you have experienced and what you want. You will learn that the only acceptable timetable for greatness is now. The author, Ralph B. Lee, Jr., went through a series of questions that…mehr

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If you are tired of pretending that you are something that you are not, living up to someone elses expectation and always preparing for something great that never seems to happen then this book is for you. Each word's intent is to help filter the impurities of outside influences. Within these pages you are given the gift of you without prejudice or guilt. You will have a free pass to explore what you think, what you have experienced and what you want. You will learn that the only acceptable timetable for greatness is now. The author, Ralph B. Lee, Jr., went through a series of questions that helped him clarify who he was and what was important to him. With his particular personality ever present in the writing as well as his tactical analytical style of addressing issues of living you will enjoy an exhaustive exploration of you. Our market society has convinced most that greatness can be purchased or that greatness is outside each of us. Ralph will show you that you don't need to have anything more than what you have to be great. You are great because you are great.
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Autorenporträt
I am qualified to write this book because of my 15 years of corporate experience in upper management, 8 years of pastoral experience, and my formal education-MBA. Religion consumed my life. I thought that I was perfect, based on my religious community. But after being seperated from my religious community I soon learned that my world view needed work. Born in Knoxville Tennessee, currently living in Atlanta Georgia with a passion to inform people that being who they are is exactly what this world needs.