How to Succeed as CEO of Your Life: 12 Spiritual Principles I Wish I Had Learned Long Ago. Questo articolo non è disponibile.How to Succeed as CEO of Your Life: 12 Spiritual Principles I Wish I Had Learned Long Ago

You are CEO of your life. God has assigned you authority to manage it and responsibility for the outcome. Examples from Scripture and history reveal that we can succeed or fail. Since we get no dry runs or second chances, succeeding as CEO of the one life we have comprises our most consequential task. Success requires that we intentionally and effectively manage our lives to produce maximum profit. This book describes 12 principles for achieving that. Can anyone actually guarantee that employing 12 principles will engender success as CEO of our lives? That comprises the claim of this book. Though this guarantee may sound audacious, I am convinced that these principles will produce that result. God has blessed every person with the capability to succeed at life. This book divulges how.Succeeding must begin with a clear understanding of the commodity God calls us to produce, a meaningful inventory of the resources He has given to produce it, and an effective strategy for its production. This book explores how we can realize these objectives.God has given us the Holy Spirit to provide guidance for the development of an effective strategy and empowerment to implement that plan. This book delineates the scriptural processes for accessing those resources..Since God designed us, pursuing success as He defined it will engender spiritual, behavioral, emotional, relational, and financial health in this life and reward in the next. As you apply the 12 spiritual principles described in this book you will experience success as CEO of your life plus all those benefits.Paul Brownback graduated from West Point, has a Master of Divinity from Talbot Theological Seminary, a Master of Human Relations from University of Oklahoma, and a PhD from New York University. He has served as a pastor, counselor, and Bible college president. He writes articles on scriptural, social, and political issues for his blog, hopethatsreal.com.