The Happiness Challenge - Puello, Francisco Fabian
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The purpose of this book is for me to try to help those young people who feel lost in this world of duplicity. I will do this by sharing some of my life experiences and struggles. In this book, I will share personal experiences around issues including living your truth, overcoming personal struggles, improving eating habits, saying no, connecting with others, becoming empowered, gaining personal focus and control. I will begin by presenting relevant information about myself and my background. What is the main point of this book? I seek to outline a plan to help you to become a better leader and human. Are you up for the challenge?…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The purpose of this book is for me to try to help those young people who feel lost in this world of duplicity. I will do this by sharing some of my life experiences and struggles. In this book, I will share personal experiences around issues including living your truth, overcoming personal struggles, improving eating habits, saying no, connecting with others, becoming empowered, gaining personal focus and control. I will begin by presenting relevant information about myself and my background. What is the main point of this book? I seek to outline a plan to help you to become a better leader and human. Are you up for the challenge?
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I was born in the Dominican Republic in 1975, the second son of a family of four. I have two sisters, Juanin and Yobanka, and a brother, Herbert. I have a close relationship with my brother and sisters. We communicate weekly, sometimes daily. My mother's name is Maria. My father Fabian died five years ago. I have four children. I spent eighteen years in the Dominican Republic where I had some good and bad experiences. Many of the good experiences came from my community. I was raised in a neighborhood where we were all close to each other. My friends from the neighborhood are still my friends to this day. My background includes more than a decade in the U.S Marines where I ascended from an enlisted position to the officer ranks, I was trained in the area of combat engineering. My main responsibility was to command more than 200 marines. My principal mission during this time was the construction of defensive perimeters around a military base larger than a football field in Fallujah, Iraq. Also, I learned the importance and meaning of a successful mission is to have zero lives lost and no injuries.