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Acceptance Is the Beginning of Change

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Ralston G. Bishop now famously known as Abdul Jairo discusses his empathy of poverty, a long-standing culture that exists in his country, and its effects on society and the world at large. A poet and a writer, farmer and a construction worker, Christian and visionary - Ralston G. Bishop has written a book that empower the enslave minds of bad choices. With an attempt to emancipate those who are captive of their own self-imposed prison of disappointments and failures because of their own desires, lust, and ambitious goals. This book is consistent with his favorite quote," The acquisition of wealth can be judged by persistence and determination. However, the unwillingness to share is selfishness and greed" and among his deep reflections he often utter, "Enemies will criticize, friends will encourage, and family will advise. There will be disappointments there will be successes. There will be unfulfilled desires but, the only person you need to defeat is yourself. Just be true to yourself." There is a time for everything! Be strong but not forceful. Be patient but not weak. Be loud but do not make noise. Humility is strength but get wisdom.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Ewings Publishing LLC
Date
1 July 2023
Pages
142
ISBN
9798890314086

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Ralston G. Bishop now famously known as Abdul Jairo discusses his empathy of poverty, a long-standing culture that exists in his country, and its effects on society and the world at large. A poet and a writer, farmer and a construction worker, Christian and visionary - Ralston G. Bishop has written a book that empower the enslave minds of bad choices. With an attempt to emancipate those who are captive of their own self-imposed prison of disappointments and failures because of their own desires, lust, and ambitious goals. This book is consistent with his favorite quote," The acquisition of wealth can be judged by persistence and determination. However, the unwillingness to share is selfishness and greed" and among his deep reflections he often utter, "Enemies will criticize, friends will encourage, and family will advise. There will be disappointments there will be successes. There will be unfulfilled desires but, the only person you need to defeat is yourself. Just be true to yourself." There is a time for everything! Be strong but not forceful. Be patient but not weak. Be loud but do not make noise. Humility is strength but get wisdom.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Ewings Publishing LLC
Date
1 July 2023
Pages
142
ISBN
9798890314086