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It Is Not How You Start In Life But How You Finish
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Your book helps readers look at where they are now and see where they want to be and how to get there, and not wait for the ideal time to arrive. What was the idea, or spark, that first set off the need to write Keep On Keeping On: Your G.R.O.W.T.H. Will Bear Fruit to Feed Others?
What sparked me to write Keep On Keeping On Your G.R.O.W.T.H. Will Bear Fruit to Feed Others is at the lowest point in my life when I hit a mental brick wall and exhausted all my options because life had thrown some tough battles my way. I did not want anyone else to go through or feel what I felt when life was beating me up, so I prayed and asked God what I could do to help others by bridging the gap and helping make life an easier transition for someone less fortunate that may be feeling the sense of hopelessness. My prayer was to be the umbrella for someone else in a rainstorm because life is beautiful, even if you need to dance in the rain.
Your book is a blend of memoir, self-help, and personal transformation guide. How did you come up with the G.R.O.W.T.H. principle and develop it into an actionable plan for readers?
The G.R.O.W.T.H. principle is based on my life’s journey and how it all unfolded as I ventured through my life by handling pitfalls, progressions, and outcomes. So I applied the principles of the bible to highlight how I overcame, faced, and dealt with all of what life had to offer, so using those biblical principles allowed me to see my growth as a positive transformation to overcome adversity.
I appreciated the candid nature with which you told your story. What was the hardest thing for you to write about?
The hardest thing to write about was highlighting some of my past mistakes, struggles, and challenges and being transparent about them all. I have always been very private, but I brought the readers into my personal space to share my story of how I beat the odds. So letting others into the privacy of my world was the hardest for me.
What is one thing you hope readers take away from your story?
I would like for the readers to take away knowing that you do not need others, circumstances, or past mistakes to validate who you will become in life because it is not how you start in life but how you finish what truly matters.
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Recognize the Root Cause
Observe the FOYER Method
Weather the Storm to Prepare for Greatness
Track Your Progress
Harvest the Fruit to Help Others
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Keep On Keeping On: Your G.R.O.W.T.H. Will Bear Fruit to Feed Others
Posted by Literary Titan

Keep On Keeping On: Your G.R.O.W.T.H. Will Bear Fruit to Feed Others by Bernice Johnson is an exceptional faith-based memoir and self-help book that captures the essence of human resilience and the transformative power of hope in the face of adversity. With sincerity and depth, Johnson shares her personal story, revealing her struggles and unwavering determination to conquer the obstacles that confronted her. Through skillful storytelling, Johnson draws readers into her narrative, painting an honest and raw picture of her experiences—moments that are at times heart-wrenching but ultimately inspiring.
The memoir’s strength lies in Johnson’s ability to convey her emotions and thoughts with clarity and authenticity. Her genuine voice resounds throughout the book, fearlessly addressing the most challenging aspects of her life. She openly discusses setbacks, disappointments, and moments of self-doubt, all while maintaining an unyielding spirit of perseverance.
At the core of this memoir, the theme of hope radiates, illuminating Johnson’s transformative journey. Moreover, Johnson imparts the wisdom and biblical principles she learned along the way, offering guidance and inspiration to her readers. The book displays a potent narrative, effectively sparking reader interest despite its subtle variations in pacing. Some sections could perhaps be seen as inviting further exploration, as they tantalizingly touch on events and relationships that might have been even more enriching with a deeper delve. Yet, this aspect hardly detracts from the overall reading experience. Johnson’s resilience and strength pervade the entirety of the book, proving to be its undeniable cornerstone.
Keep On Keeping On is an uplifting and thought-provoking read that will resonate deeply with readers from all walks of life. It serves as a testament to the indomitable human spirit’s ability to triumph over adversity while encouraging individuals to embrace their own inner strength. I recommend this book for its significant impact and its potential to inspire future readers. Bernice Johnson’s storytelling, coupled with her unwavering spirit, make this book a compelling testament to the power of hope, resilience, and the pursuit of dreams.
Pages: 57 | ASIN : B0BSRSSG31
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Miracle Man
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Who would have ever thought a pure and wholesome love would awaken something so vile and hideous? Milton Fisk was a kind, plain librarian at the library down the street who’s had a crush on his best friend’s sister, Debra, for years. All he ever wanted was to live by Debra’s side, doing the most mundane things and loving her forever. But things changed when one day, he stumbled upon an incredible power that he knew not the origin of. After that, everything seems to be going fine until one bad decision after another, greed and rejection later. Suddenly the plain librarian down the street was no more. Now he wants to make the world forget about the powerful man from Nazarene and put into action his plan for a new world. He’s willing to go to any length to accomplish his goals, whatever it takes.
Miracle Man by Ken Stark is a dark fantasy horror novel revolving around a man who came to wield such incredible power the world had only read about in books. Milton Fisk, his longtime sweetheart, Debra, and his best friend, Frank, were unsure what to do about this great power. Until Frank came up with a brilliant idea to utilize this newfound power to earn them a fortune. Milton’s love and devotion for Debra kept him on the right track, not losing sight of his true self amidst attention and money. However, one bad conversation later and Milton slowly began to slip away.
Author Ken Stark has written a gut-wrenching horror fiction story. Miracle Man had me on a roller coaster of emotions. At first, it was all roses and sunshine, and then the light switched, and everything became darker, appalling…yet intriguing. The character development of Milton, now Elijah Zion, is intense and mindblowing. Readers can follow the protagonist’s vile thought process and still be shocked and horrified. The change and progression in this character will keep readers on edge and glued to the pages as his devious plot unfolds and mere humans are left to try and stop him.
Miracle Man is a gripping horror novel that takes readers into a spiritual battle that will alter human existence. Ken Stark has written characters that readers will love and hate, but one thing is for sure, they will not forget them. This work of art was unapologetically flawless. Therefore, I recommend this book to dark fantasy and horror-loving readers. The author holds nothing back, and the book contains graphic sexual violence and gory scenes that are intended for mature readers.
Pages: 324 | ASIN : B0B9YTYX35
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