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full life balance: the five keys to the kingdom
William K. Wesley Jd Mba
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Antonio K. Watkins
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Michael Vilayvong
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Full Life Balance
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full life balance: the five keys to the kingdom - Watkins, Antonio K. ; Vilayvong, Michael ; Wesley Jd Mba, William K.
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Synopsis "full life balance: the five keys to the kingdom"
Full Life Balance: The Five Keys to the Kingdom (FLB) is for seekers. A seeker is someone who is trying to improve their circumstance. Seekers are found in all age groups, all incomes, all races, and in all physical, mental, social and religious conditions. Seekers may be male or female, formally educated and life-educated. If you want to improve an aspect of your life and are willing to take the actual steps necessary-you are a seeker. FLB was written by William Wesley, a seeker. William wrote FLB as a compilation of stories, analogies, sayings and experiences he encountered as he sought to save and then improve his life. It is a testimony to the power of the human spirit. It is a guideline that will surely help you with some part of your journey if you too are a seeker. So, if you are looking at your life and asking, "How can I be better? How can have what I need? How can I be happy? How can I have less stress? How can I be healthier? How can I do what I truly want to do for a living? How can I Live Better Everyday?" Full Life Balance: The Five Keys to the Kingdom may be the answer you seek.
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