In line with our April Rising Above community theme: #ENOUGH! Lessons to thrive where you are, the Rising Above book club book is The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz.
A note from John:
“The first time I read this book it was powerful. Reading it together as we explore how to best thrive where we are in life today – it will have an even deeper impact. Get ready to overcome your self-limiting beliefs and transform your understanding of where you are in life, the joy and gifts you possess and the absolute possibility that lies within you.”
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Mary! Thank you, friend, for being part of the Rising Above community, for reading this book, for sharing your experience with us and for ALL that you do. Would love to hear more about how this book is “already impacting your life” it is SO powerful and I think your testimony will help encourage other community members to pick up their copy already 😉 J
As I finish reading ‘The Four Agreements’ I marvel that the agreements are really the basis for a group, government, world. And the basics for all of us in our lives. I sent John a message saying that already this book was making an impact on my life – much as he has done as well in the short few years I have known him. This is a great book to ‘find yourself’ in. John embodies the agreements in his words and actions. I look forward to reading ‘The Fifth Agreement’. -mp
Mary! Thank you, friend, for being part of the Rising Above community, for reading this book, for sharing your experience with us and for ALL that you do. Would love to hear more about how this book is “already impacting your life” it is SO powerful and I think your testimony will help encourage other community members to pick up their copy already 😉 J
Great book…I will have to see if I can find it in my library…unless I ASSUMED someone else needed it worse than me :).
Andy Lee