Goldrush Book Club

  This a very wonderful inspirational book is a compilation of lessons from twenty of the greatest women ever.    1.How to be like Eleanor Roosevelt (l884-l962): Compasion I was not a gifted person but I was always deeply interested in manifestation of life, good or bad. I never let slip an opportunity to increase my knowledge of people and conditions-Eleanor Roosevelt Eleanor Roosevelt changed the traditional role of First Lady. Rather than limiting herself to strictly ceremonial duties, she immersed herself in the great issues of the day. -Strive to keep your social conscience awake vibrant at all times. -Blaze new paths and don’t allow yourself to be restricted by outdated traditions. -See things for yourself, wherever you have to go and do so. -Don’t shy away from making your opinions known. -Pay attention to the details. -Communicate with everyone you need to. -When you feel something is wrong, take a stand. -Sta

    It was really awesome taking time out reading   this book; at some points I had had cause to close it and just lift up my hands and bless the name of the Lord. This book reveals the personality of Jesus Christ, His great sacrifice and that as He is in heaven so are we here on earth. According to the writer God wants you to succeed in every area of your life. And with His presence in your life you can. His grace(unmerited favour) can swing open doors of opportunities and place you at the right place at the right time for His blessings. Even if you lack the necessary qualifications, His unmerited favour can propel you forward. This book is all about Jesus. It is about His passionate love for you and His desire for you to experience success in your life. In the introduction of this book, the writer asked a vital question: do you believe that Jesus is interested in your success? According to the writer there are two ways to success : the world’s way and God’s w