Made to Count
Discovering What to Do with Your Life
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Word Count
68,000 words, Guess
Page Count
272 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- ISBN-100849908914
- ISBN-139780849908910
- Goodreads1012754
- OCLC Control Number75961021
- Better World Books9780849908910
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL8262129M
Description
Speaking in public? Flying? Snakes? Heights? Being Along? When Bob Reccord and Randy Singer posed that simple question across North America, none of these was the answer they heard most often. Instead, the most common response given strikes deep into the heart of each of us. "My greatest fear is coming to the end of life without making a significant difference." We all desperately want to leave a positive imprint on the world. We want to leave things and people better than we found them - to be remembered well. And so, we dread the idea that, in the end, our lives might not count for much. Made to Count drives straight to the heart of that fear of failure. It will help you discover your God-designed purpose - to find your life's true meaning and live your life's greatest passion. This astonishing book can change your life... then you can change your world. Read it now and discover the potential you have to make a significant difference in the world - how you have been divinely made to count.
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