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As the sun rises every morning and interrupts the darkness, so often does a moment of enlightenment interrupt life. A short statement, a quip, or a word that is completely unexpected can shed light on a moment of darkness or complacency. Instantly, the light can expose years of misunderstandings, naïveté, and ignorance. In Never Expected, author Dr. Charles Frangella offers a look at a host of principles cultivated from a lifetime of travel and camaraderie with people from all over the world. This compilation showcases positive principles that have been tested with time, diversity,…mehr

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As the sun rises every morning and interrupts the darkness, so often does a moment of enlightenment interrupt life. A short statement, a quip, or a word that is completely unexpected can shed light on a moment of darkness or complacency. Instantly, the light can expose years of misunderstandings, naïveté, and ignorance. In Never Expected, author Dr. Charles Frangella offers a look at a host of principles cultivated from a lifetime of travel and camaraderie with people from all over the world. This compilation showcases positive principles that have been tested with time, diversity, consistency, and found to be true. They range from business, relationships, inspiration, and other areas of everyday living. Meant to enlighten and inspire, Frangella shares the stories of how each principle came to him and how he has interpreted them for his life. Never Expected offers insight into how you receive principles in life. They arrive as the subtle interruptions at unexpected times to both enrich and strengthen you. They can change your perspective, approach, walk, relationships, and life. Frangella encourages you to embrace those unexpected moments.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Charles Frangella earned several degress, includuing an MA. Degree and a PhD. He's written poetry, collaborated with Nashville song writers on lyrics, owned a restaurant and commercial real estate business, served on missions, was a school administrator, spent fourteen years as a pastor, and has been an adjunct professor at the University of Charleston and West Virginia University. He and his wife, Marcia, have lived in Ripley, West Virginia, for thirty years.