Month of Sundays
Finding Your Own Personal Days of Rest
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Yes, there once was a time when people used to say, "What I'd give for a month of Sundays." In Month of Sundays, by Joseph Ventura, you'll get answers to this question and so much more. While peaceful Sundays of visits with friends and family, walks through the park or simply relaxing at home seem to have gone the way of the rotary telephone and black-and-white television, there is no reason why we cannot recapture these seemingly lost days of joy and tranquility. The good news is - it does not have to be this way. Your life is a never-ending work in progress. Sundays were special. And whether...
Yes, there once was a time when people used to say, "What I'd give for a month of Sundays." In Month of Sundays, by Joseph Ventura, you'll get answers to this question and so much more. While peaceful Sundays of visits with friends and family, walks through the park or simply relaxing at home seem to have gone the way of the rotary telephone and black-and-white television, there is no reason why we cannot recapture these seemingly lost days of joy and tranquility. The good news is - it does not have to be this way. Your life is a never-ending work in progress. Sundays were special. And whether we'd like to admit it or not, most of us would like to return to the Sundays we remember more than ever. In this special book, not only will you read why but you'll also see how it can be done and surprisingly without that much effort - all it takes is the will to make our lives a bit better each day. It takes the simple will to change from the habits we've developed and return to the practices that made Sundays a little better than the rest of the week. Envisioning a tomorrow made better due to simple changes made today is not as complicated as you may think. Talking with those who are important to you about what's important to you can be a good first step. It can also be a challenging one. No one said change is easy. In this book we'll discuss "taking back" those lost Sundays and in the process, learn to live a richer, more fulfilling life. It's worth a read.
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