Use the Winner's Will Within You - S. A. Abakwue - Bog

The concept of this winner is truly rooted in winning philosophies, drawn from a broad range of God-given inspiration, useful experiences, and by carefully studying the great winners of all ages, who our world has generously given as a set of legacy. Indeed the theme is similar, based on the principle that you were born to win; and that the Great Source has already endorsed your path to a victorious future.
This manuscript is divided into three distinct sections: Author's Insight; A Word from the Author; Creeds to Remember; and a Table of Contents. The first section is just a page. The second section is just a few pages. But, the third section claims the bulk of the literacy enterprise.
There are about twenty-five chapters in the whole book. Chapter One does explore God as a Benevolent One. It points out faith as the key to pleasing God.
Chapter Two shows that vision is pretty vital to winning. And the qualities, or characteristics of vision are surely marshaled out. In Chapter Three, a Tall Purpose of Life, tree of Blessing and talent, are given as the subsets of diligence.
While Chapters Four, Five and Six display a careful analysis of Power of Sorrow, Stubborn Will of Faith, and Courage to Uplift Mountain in pursuit of winning. Life, according to Chapter Seven, demands Bearing a Personal Cross. And the samples of sorrowful existence are generously given.
Prayer; Karma, Nemesis, and Retributive laws form the bedrocks of Chapter Eight and Nine. But, Chapters Ten through Twelve delve into the arenas known as Lessons of History, Calculate and Execute, and even Questioning the Unquestionables. From here we learn that prayers do work, that culture taboos could be challenged and defeated-i.e. Culture of Kokofu in Ghana, Gandhi reversing Indian caste System of ignorance that regarded its citizens as untouchables.
We have Angels on the Higher Grounds in Chapter Thirteen. In here we see the variety of planes. For example, Plane of Caring, Plane of evangelical Kindness, Plane of Giving, Plane of Love, Plane of Compassion, and even a plane of God.
Glory days are coming is the theme of Chapter Fourteen. And in Chapter Fifteen, we see The Mind as an Inventive Machine. Chapters Sixteen, Seventeen, and Eighteen are not only treasure chests of advice, but also the troubadours of inspiration. Making The Sacrifice, Saving for a Rainy Day, and Cautious in trusting, are here given as essential ingredients to winning.
Chapters Nineteen through to the end inspire a winner to go into his world and fight a good fight. They energize him, or her, to fight the battle with victory as the true and lone objective. They command the winner to fight The Unwanted Beasts in his or her way to Winning.
There are abundant examples that the mountains of life will give way for a winner to win-that Peace Comes Through Victory-that Victory is a Call for Celebration.