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Are you building someone else’s dream while yours is dying unattended?
One night, Willette M. Hurst had a dream.
She was babysitting someone else’s child — running, managing, cleaning up chaos — while her own baby drowned silently in the next room.
When she woke up, the Holy Spirit spoke clearly:
“That wasn’t a child. That was your vision. And it’s been drowning while you were distracted.”
Don’t Kill Your Vision for Another Man’s Baby is the book born from that moment — raw, unfiltered, and written for every person who has spent years pouring their best energy, their sharpest gifts, and their most faithful hours into someone else’s assignment while their own calling cried out, unheard.
Your job is someone else’s baby. They tell you when to show up, when to rest, when you’re valuable, and when you’re replaceable. And when you leave — they hire another nanny.
But your vision? It only responds to you.
Through powerful memoir, biblical truth, and transformational insight, this book exposes the 5 silent killers destroying your vision from the inside:
∙ Fear — the spirit that makes you hand your dream away piece by piece
∙ Procrastination — the quiet assassin dressed up as “not yet”
∙ Mediocrity — the comfort that makes average feel acceptable
∙ Negative Influence — the voices shrinking your ceiling every day
∙ Indecision — the paralysis that lets everyone else choose your life for you
This is not a motivational book. This is an activation.
It is for the woman who has been faithful to everything except herself. For the man who keeps saying “one day” while building someone else’s legacy. For every soul whose vision has gone missing — not dead, just waiting to be claimed.
Your vision is on a milk carton somewhere.
Last seen before you got comfortable.
Last seen before you chose security over obedience.
Last seen before you believed you weren’t enough.
It’s time to go back inside. Close the doors. And bring her home.
If you don’t build your dream, someone will hire you to build theirs.
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