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Goal setting series #4 of 5. Goals build our character.

2/10/2022

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1 Chronicles 29:17
"I know, my God, that you test the heart and have pleasure in uprightness. In the uprightness of my heart I have freely offered all these things, and now I have seen your people, who are present here, offering freely and joyously to you."
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Welcome back to day four of a five part series on Goal Setting. Missed a few? No worries just go back to Monday and start with me again. It's okay to jump in wherever you are. But while you are here won't you please SUBSCRIBE! SUBSCRIBE. SUBSCRIBE. Also if you'd like to help me out please share. I am trying to build my social media presence and followers to grab the attention of publishers for my new book due out in September 2022, "The Blue Jean Jacket"~How Abandonment affects your Health, Wealth and Relationships. Yes! It is coming along. Pray for me and keep me accountable!

4. Goals Build My Character

The greatest benefit to your life and to your goals is not going to be accomplishments and achievements you require because of those goals, but what happens inside you while you are moving toward the goal.

God is more interested in your character than he is in your accomplishments.

You are not taking your success or career to heaven, you are taking your character.

So, God is more interested in who you are and what you become than he is in what you do, accomplish and what you succeed at.

God is interested in you.

Drifting does not build your character, but goals build your character.
If you set your goal and you get a vision, then God says, “I can work in you” and God starts building your character in the process.  

So, while I am working on the goal, God is working on me. That is what God wants to do in your life. Goals help build your character.

Philippians 3:12 Not that I have already obtained all this, or have already arrived at my goal, but I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me.

I have to “press on.” It takes time, it takes energy, it takes focus, it takes intention, it takes courage, in spite of failures to reach your goal. As you work on your goal, God is working on your character.

You will never become the person God intends you to be, unless you intend to become that person.
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Goals build your character.

To view video below it it does not show up click here: https://youtu.be/pi0HqFlLlxw
ACTION STEP:  If you haven't yet watched the video above click here and it will help you set your goals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi0HqFlLlxw&t=524s
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Work on your relationship (vertically) with Jesus and He will help you with your relationships (horizontally) with man. You and I have to go first.

Character is defined as strength of moral fiber. A.W. Tozer described character as “the excellence of moral beings.” As the excellence of gold is its purity and the excellence of art is its beauty, so the excellence of man is his character. Persons of character are noted for their honesty, ethics, and charity. Descriptions such as “man of principle” and “woman of integrity” are assertions of character. A lack of character is moral deficiency, and persons lacking character tend to behave dishonestly, unethically, and uncharitably.

I believe in you and you need to believe in yourself.
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Goal Setting Series #3.  Goals keep us going.

2/9/2022

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"Courage is not having the strength to go on; it is going on when you don’t have the strength."
Theodore Roosevelt

"Failure is a bend in the road, not the end of the road. Learn from failure and keep moving forward."
Roy T. Bennett
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Thanks for coming back to the series for this week. We started Monday and I gave point #1 and on Tuesday I gave you point #2. Today is #3. I pray you are being encouraged and motivated by this weeks series.

3. Goals Keep Me Going

Goals give me hope to keep moving. Also, they give me hope to endure and persist.

Your vision gives you a purpose to get of bed every morning.

Goals Help You Navigate A Tough Time.

When you are going through a difficulty, what do you do, you keep going.

You don’t want to make a home in that difficulty, your destiny is beyond that.

​You keep pursuing your goal in Christ. The way you can overcome is that you have a goal beyond your circumstances.

Jesus endured the cross because he looked forward to the goal and the glory that was set before him. 

Hebrews 12:2 For the joy set before him he endured the cross, scorning its shame, and sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.

Jesus looked beyond the pain to the payoff. We need to do that too.
Goal gives us that hope.

Job 6:11 “What strength do I have, that I should still hope? What prospects, that I should be patient?
NLT But I don’t have the strength to endure. I have nothing to live for.

You need a goal to keep you going.

A study was done on the survivors of the holocaust. In WW2 the Nazi’s killed 6 million people and many other besides Jews. They put them all in the death concentration camps. These people faced a lot of tragedies and hardships. They studied those who survived the holocaust and they discovered only one thing common in all those people.

Everyone of them had something to look forward in life. Everyone of them had something waiting for them. Every one of them had something that they wanted to live for. They had a goal.

Yes, they were many who died innocently. But most of the survivors were the ones who had something to look forward to in life. Some did not even want to escape, they lost hope and simply gave up their will to live and they died in the camp.
 
When we started our church, the congregation consisted of our family. What kept us going through those difficult years is the goal and vision that God had gave us.

When you have a long-term goal, you keep going.

Long-term goals keep you from being discouraged form short-term setbacks.

Everybody has setbacks, everybody makes mistakes. Everybody has failures. In fact, failure is the only way you succeed.

You cannot succeed in life without failure, because that is where you learn what works and what does not work.

That is why failure is not a failure, it is an education.

We all fail and the more we fail and the more we learn from our failures, we just need to keep moving forward, one step at a time to success.
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If you are discouraged and feeling low, you need to set some new goals.

To watch the video below click here: https://youtu.be/pi0HqFlLlxw
ACTION STEP:  Everyone needs someone to believe in them and help them with accountability. All people need accountability and affirmation. Affirmation makes a firm person. God the Father even told Jesus His Son, "This is my beloved Son, hear ye Him." Isn't that a great thing that a Father would tell people, to listen to His Son? When my spiritual parents give me the opportunity to speak into the lives of their congregation it says the same thing. It is an affirmation. When I ask the people of our church, did they finish an assignment I have given them, that is me holding them accountable. God does both with His children. If you feel affirmed and held accountable, rejoice! It just means you are a child of God and that you are loved. So, don't be afraid to dream. Don't be afraid to make those dreams a reality by setting goals. Make a plan. Do a vision board. Share your dream. Take a picture of your Magnet and put it up on Social Media. You've got this.

I believe in you and you need to believe in yourself.

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Goal Setting Series #2 Focus your energy.

2/8/2022

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Author Orison Swett Marden,
“All who have accomplished great things have had a great aim, have fixed their gaze on a goal which was high, one which sometimes seemed impossible.”

Baseball Player Steve Garvey,
​“You have to set goals that are almost out of reach. If you set a goal that is attainable without much work or thought, you are stuck with something below your true talent and potential.”

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Yesterday , I shared point number one in this new series on Goal Setting:
1. Goals Are Statements Of Faith

Today, we will look at number two: 2. Goals Focus My Energy
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You are going to go through life either by design or by default. You either set goals and decide what is important for you in your life or circumstances and people and people are going to decide your life for you. 

The bigger your goal, the more your faith will be stretched and that pleases God.

Hebrews 11:6 ..without faith it is impossible to please God, because anyone who comes to him must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who earnestly seek him.

Romans 14:23 Everything that does not come from faith is sin.

So, if I don’t have any goals, I don’t need to take any risks, if don’t take any risks I don’t need any faith. If I don’t have any faith, I am being unfaithful and in sin.

Ephesians 3:20 Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us.

Let the size of your God determine the size of your goal.
We limit God by our unbelief.
Goals are statement of faith.

Goals keep you focused. Also, they keep you from wasting time, money, energy, and repetition.

Focus is the key to an effective life.Paul says, “It is this one thing I do.” The more you focus your life, the more powerful and the more effective your life is going to be. If you spread your life and do many things in your life, you will make no impact at all. But if you focus your life, it is going to going to be powerful, it is going to be strong, and it will change the world.

Remember what I shared yesterday:

Light diffused has no power at all but when you focus light, it has enormous power. The sun cannot set things on fire because it is diffused. But when you take a magnifying glass and pass the sun rays through it, you can set a paper on fire. If you focus light even more, it can become a laser and a laser can cut through steel and glass. A laser can kill cancer cells. You can live a laser -focused life.

Goals focus my energy.

The world is full of distractions. You can spend your life being distracted, you can waste your life doing things and that which are not meaningful, or you can invest your life. The greatest use of life is to invest in that which is going to outlast it.

For the video below click here. It is meat and a little rough but we really need a strong word for the day in which we live. I share it with love. : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi0HqFlLlxw​ 
ACTION STEP: If you tell someone your going to do something--do it! Watch the video above all the way through. Here is the link for the above video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi0HqFlLlxw​

Call our office and ask for the 2022 Goals and One Word Magnet. 304-292-7283 Once they are all distributed we will not be ordering any more. 

I believe in you, and you need to believe in yourself.
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Goal setting series. #1 Perseverance

2/7/2022

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Philippians 3:14 NIV
" I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus."
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Goal setting is not goal setting unless there is a completion date, it's just a dream. When you start telling people and you keep telling people even though it gets difficult--that's a goal.

Jesus had a goal. The cross was his goal. To die was his goal. To save us all from satan's power--yes, that was his goal. It wasn't easy. It got bloody. He had everyone from kings to fisherman tell him to turn around. Don't go. But, on he traveled toward Jerusalem. 

Proverbs 16:9  says “We can make our plans, but the Lord determines our steps.”

Proverbs 3:5-6 reminds us to “trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways submit to Him and he will make your paths straight.” In some versions it says that God will direct our paths. 

When we remain focused to our goal, and it is a God goal, then God will help us along the way. We must not lose hope or wear ourselves out beating the air or running in circles.

My goals focus my energy.1 Corinthians 9:26 Therefore I do not run like someone running aimlessly; I do not fight like a boxer beating the air.

“The steps you take don’t have to be big. They just need to take you in the right direction.” 

Light diffused has no power at all but when you focus light, it has enormous power. The sun cannot set things on fire because it is diffused. But when you take a magnifying glass and pass the sun rays through it, you can set a paper on fire. If you focus light even more, it can become a laser and a laser can cut through steel and glass. A laser can kill cancer cells. You can live a laser -focused life.

If the video does not show up below click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi0HqFlLlxw
ACTION STEP: The world is full of distractions. You can spend your life being distracted, you can waste your life doing things and that which are not meaningful, or you can invest your life. The greatest use of life is to invest in that which is going to outlast it.

1. Goals Are Statements Of Faith

Goal Setting is not secular, but a spiritual habit that we need to develop.
When you set a goal as a believer, you are saying, “I believe that God wants me to accomplish this in my life and I am trusting God to do it by such and such time.”

Goals are not just a statement of your faith, they stretch your faith.

The bigger your goal, the more your faith will be stretched and that pleases God.

Meet me here all week for more about goals. Watch the above video. Come back to it all week and re-listen to it. You can find it at www.restorationshurchintl.org, Watch live and then Archives.


​I believe in you and you need to believe in yourself. This week PERSEVERE.
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What you learn when you write a book. #5 of 5.

2/4/2022

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 ​ Job 23:12
“I have not departed from the commandment of his lips; I have treasured the words of his mouth more than my portion of food.”
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Welcome to the last day of my series, "What you learn when you write a book, part five of five. Here is an idea, though I do not intend to do so, I could take this little five day Blog and expand the material and make it into a short book. But, I have four books in my heart not completed yet. So, first things first, let's finish today.

14.  Who will you dedicate your book to? Will you even have a dedication? Will you also do a page in your book to thank everyone who helped you write the book? Something I plan to do is to include a QR Code that will take my reader to my website for a free Abandonment Assessment. After they take the assessment I will give them the opportunity to schedule a time with me to coach them to write their book. You can also include a page with your other resources, how to contact you, or even a link for them to submit their own abandonment story for you to read and possibly publish in your next book. Just think outside the box. You got this!

15. Will you self publish or send your manuscript out to see of a publisher will publish you? I used Wendy Walters with Palm Tree Publishers out of Texas. She is great with first time authors. I have also looked into B&B Publishers daughter of Dr. John and Rebecca Polis and their spiritual son Ben Hoffmaster. Some of the people in my church have used Xulon and Print on Demand. Xulon at the time had a great publishing deal which included business cards, flyers, postcards and banners. Check your options.

16. Do you have a website and several social media platforms? Do you write for any magazines, newspapers or publications? Publishers look at this. They want to know if you are credible and sustainable. Can you continue to put out books? 

​I believe in you and you need to believe in yourself.  
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What you learn when you write a book. #4 of 5

2/3/2022

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Acts 20:35 ESV
"In all things I have shown you that by working hard in this way we must help the weak and remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how he himself said, ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive."
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Here we are on day four, of the five day share challenge I am doing, as I share what I have learned when writing a book. If you are just tuning in, be sure to go back to day one and read all the blog editions for this week. Welcome to the journey of becoming an author for the first time. We begin today with the eleventh thing I learned.

11. One of the decisions you will need to make, is where will your book be shelved in the bookstore? On the back of your book you are permitted to list categories. Most best selling books fall in one of three categories: Health, Wealth and Relationships.
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Notice on the back of my book above the ISBN number it reads: Christian Life/Marriage/Devotional. This will be a decision that you will need to make along the way as you are writing. I never understood the importance of this when i wrote my first two books. The more categories listed, the more often your book will show up in a Google search. Be as specific as possible, so that you can target your audience; those that you are wanting to reach. Start by building a sensible list of categories. What is the genre? Which of those categories have high traffic and beatable competition? If your book is not listed where your target audience would expect to find it, then your sales will struggle, no matter how good your writing is.

Like I say, you will learn a lot, just by writing your book. Consider it a college writing class and just plan on it costing you money but, will be a worthwhile investment.  You will learn far more than it cost you to publish your book. Yes, it takes a lot of time. Yes, you will want to quit several times over. Don't. Just keep writing. 
12.  Keep your Title if at all possible to three words or less. One of the titles that ended up doing well was "Food Sanity" but so did, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," and it is four words. We need to grab our audience with the Title. When your selecting a Title, be aware that the Title may be picking you. Think about if your book was turned into a movie of the same Title, would you go watch it? What would you think it was going to be about? What would the Trailer play? This will help you assimilate information to share when your invited to be on a Talk Show. Well, DREAM BIG! I can't wait!

13. Will your book be illustrated? If so, who will be your illustrator? How will you compensate them? If they are a new illustrator perhaps being on a book listed with Amazon will be enough? Will you pay them per copy sold, or one lump sum before the book is published?

I have worked with authors that have done both. I know of a few illustrators that are relatively new to the field, that I may be able to connect you with. Remember, in the field of writing it matters who you know, just like in any other field. Networking is important. No one writes a book alone. It takes a team. Which leads me to tomorrow's tip, who will you dedicate your book to, if anyone?

I hope you are enjoying this journey with me. Writing a book is a gift you give to the world, and to yourself. It serves as a door opener for you, because once you write a book on a subject people automatically think you are an expert, and in a way--you are.

Remember, I believe in you and you need to believe in yourself.
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What you learn from writing a book. #3 of 5

2/2/2022

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Daniel 1:17 ESV
"As for these four youths, God gave them learning and skill in all literature and wisdom, and Daniel had understanding in all visions and dreams."
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Here we are, day three of things I learned when I wrote my first two books. I pray these are building your faith, and your becoming brave enough to go venture out into the deep of becoming an author. Who knows, next year you might be able to say, "I know her! She taught me about book writing before she was a NY Times best seller." Don't laugh. I have a dream and I am working to make it a reality.

7.  Gather up your endorsements before your book is done. Ask someone famous. They need to keep their name out there. The person that writes your forward is considered a co-author. You read their name because it will be listed with yours. It gives them a chance to give back to the little guy. They were the little guy once.

8. Use hashtags and mentions. Get their attention before you need it. They will take notice of you. They all watch the trends of their Instagram accounts, so be there everyday. This will help your number of followers, and when your book hits the market more people will know about it. Essentially, you don't have a large following so you ride on theirs. This way it is a win/win. Compliment, connect and ask. All they can say is, "No." Remember, no answer means ask again. Don't make an email too long. Get them at hello. Don't make the "Ask" about you. Make it about them. Best days to ask are Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. 

​9. The average book should be no more than 240 to 280 pages. I say less. I say less than 200. No more than 70,000 words. People don't read long books anymore. The days of War and Peace are over.

10.  The above help the sales of your book, and that is the biggest thing I didn't know when I wrote my first two books. So, sale, sale, sale, before your book is written. Also, try to get in newspapers and on TV. When on TV, don't get on to sale your book, but to get viewers on their show. For that, you may get asked back. I will not be on TV to sale, "The Blue Jean Jacket" but to minister to people and make the viewers relate to my story of being abandoned. People connect with others at their point of pain. Pain is a megaphone. Help people. Serve people and books will sale.

Attention Span Statistics According to The Associated Press the following interesting statistics regarding attention spans exist. People listen to a story, so tell yours.

Attention Span Statistics
1. Attention spans have shrunk by 50% over the past decade.
2. Attention spans in 1998: 12 minutes.
3. Attention spans in 2008: 5 minutes.
4. Children diagnosed with ADHD: 9.5%

Remember, I believe in you and you need to believe in yourself.
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What you learn writing a book. # 2 of 5

2/1/2022

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Jeremiah 30:2 ESV“Thus says the Lord, the God of Israel: Write in a book all the words that I have spoken to you."
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Today, is the first day of a new month. Time flies by quickly. Regardless, of whether we do something productive or we waste our days, time goes by. So, do thoughts, dreams and visions, they travel through our mind and are lost unless, we write them down. Writing a book is a way to connect memory with history.
“There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.”
― Ernest Hemingway
We left off yesterday, having completed three things I learned while writing my books. Today, we begin with the fourth thing I learned and go through to number five. These are in no certain order.

4.  In order for your book to be sold in a store, it needs a Universal Product Code. This is a barcode symbol that is used worldwide for tracking trade. The UPC consists of twelve digits. A person can buy these themselves, and they have a set price based on how many you purchase. For example you can purchase ten for an initial fee of $250.00, then a renewal fee of $50.00. These codes don't expire, they are yours for life. Usually, your publisher will already have these and pass the price on to you.

5. In order to protect ones intellectual properties they need to be copywritten. A poor man's copyright is to mail the material to yourself. All the edges must be taped down and stamped by the postal service. You actually send the material to yourself. I did this in my early stages of songwriting. The way I went for my books was U.S. Copyrights. You simply go to the website and click on the proper tab, such as Register a Literary Work, then create an account. Then, Register a new claim. For all the songs I have written, I have gotten my copywritten done in these two fashions. For my books, my publisher did this for me. Again, their is a charge. When I started writing songs it cost me about $5.00 per song. Then, a song went up to $20.00 per song or album to receive a copyright license. These were sent to me directly in a letter form. The best thing to do is contact the U.S. Copyright Office 1-877-476-0778 toll free, or go to their website when you are ready to protect your property. This does not necessarily cover your book internationally, though it does in some countries. If you decide to do your book in other languages you will need to check with that particular country.

6. The jacket of your book needs to be as timeless as possible. It needs to speak of your books content, but also of the vision you are trying to create. If you know that your going to be writing several books within the same theme, think about how they will look grouped together. This is not as important, if it is going to be a stand alone book. Right now I am working to finish, The Blue Jean Jacket "How Abandonment Affects your Health, Wealth and Relationships." So, I am working with a photographer who is taking pictures of my own Blue Jean Jacket. 

Tomorrow, we will look at a few more points of helps in writing your book.

Remember, I believe in you and you need to believe in yourself.
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Five Secrets of Spiritual Strength, 2 of 5 in the series.

2/1/2022

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Yesterday, was part 1 of our 5 part series, "Secrets of Spiritual Strength by Tozer." If you missed it, go to archive and read it first. The two points we went over was, 1. Deal thoroughly with sin, and 2. Never own anything. 

Today, we will finish up this series. However, we will pick up a new series on Wednesday that continues this topic but focus in on emotions and how they can work for or against us.

(3) NEVER DEFEND YOURSELF.
This was really hard for me. When you've been abandoned sometimes, you feel as though you have to defend yourself because no one else is going to. But, God will. God does. He defends us.

Tozer: We´re all born with a desire to defend ourselves. And if
you insist upon defending yourself, God will let you do it. But if
you turn the defense of yourself over to God He will defend you.

(4) NEVER SPEAK BADLY OF OTHERS.
We reap what we sow. We are to speak of others as we would have them speak of us. We are an example to others and what we show them is what they will also do.

Tozer: "Love covers a multitude of sins" (1 Peter 4:8). The tale
bearer has no place in God's favor. If you know something that
would hinder or hurt the reputation of one of God's children, bury it forever. Find a little garden out back-a little spot somewhere-and when somebody comes around with an evil story, take it out and bury it, and say, "Here lies in peace the story about my brother or sister." God will take care of it. "With what judgment ye judge,ye shall be judged" (Matthew 7:2).

(5) NEVER ACCEPT ANY GLORY.
This is what Satan did. He took the glory that was to be given to God. This is called merchandising. All the glory belongs to God.

Tozer: God is jealous of His glory and He will not give His glory
to another. He will not even share His glory with another. It is
quite natural, I should say, for people to hope that maybe their
Christian service will give them a chance to display their talents.
True, they want to serve the Lord. But they also want other people to now see they are serving the Lord. They want to have a reputation among the saints. That is very dangerous ground-seeking a reputation among the saints. It's bad enough to seek a reputation in the world, but it's worse to seek a reputation among the people of God. Our Lord gave up His reputation, and so must we.

As leaders, we experience the full array of human emotions on a regular basis.

How we handle our emotions can make or break us as individuals and our leadership.

Jesus himself experienced the full range of emotions such as; love, anger, compassion, loneliness, frustration, and joy.

The powerful thing about Jesus and the expression of His emotion is that it always seemed to be perfectly appropriate and perfectly timed.

But let’s be honest, we’re not Jesus. We are to live like Him, but we’ll never be Him.

So, what can we do? That will be our topic for tomorrow. Now, that we know what NOT to do let's find out what we can do. Be here tomorrow. While your at it bring  friend.

ACTION STEP:  I believe in you and you need to believe in yourself. See you here tomorrow. 

PS In September I am doing an Intensive at the Waterfront in Morgantown, WV here is the link to register:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2022-raising-kings-intensive-tickets-261936819077
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What you learn writing a book. #1 of 5

1/31/2022

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Habakkuk 2:2. NIV
"Then the LORD replied: “Write down the revelation and make it plain on tablets so that a herald may run with it."
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I learned when I wrote my first book, how little I knew about writing. I'd always loved writing and was a pretty great speller, I thought that was enough. I knew very little about how to sale my book. Why write a book and have nowhere to sale it? Afterall, it costs a lot of money to write a book, and you want to at least recap your cost. My first book I published was in 2015. It cost me around $4,000.00 I still have not sold that many books, but boy have I learned a lot. Self-publishing was the way to go.

The first thing I learned was what is an ellipses and an en dash? Yeah, that's what I thought too. That is why I say work with a publisher that makes you feel comfortable. I used Wendy Walters at Palm Tree Publishing located in Texas. She was referred to me by Dr. John Kelly of ICAL (International Coalition of Apostles.) She literally encouraged me, and never made the process or what I didn't know seem overwhelming. You need that when you start out, unless you have a coach or someone else helping you that has been there, and done that. 

Here is a beginners guide from my perspective on writing your first book:

1. Be obedient. By this I mean write on what is in you that needs to come out. What is that subject that just keeps surfacing? What has God been talking to you about? Did God asks you to write a book? What is your "Why" to write?

2. Just start writing. Everyday. Write something.

3. Read 10 books minimum on the subject you are wanting to write on. But, here is a bigger tip: Keep a journal of quotes you want to use from those books, in your own book so you don't have to go looking for it latter.

I will continue these tips all week. See you here tomorrow.

And remember, I believe in you and you need to believe in yourself.
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