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Good Life By Vincent Happy Mnisi: Summary

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INSPIRE!!! ASPIRE FOR ASSERTIVENESS.....

By Vincent Happy Mnisi This book is dedicated to my family and friends…

Contents

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1) Introduction 5
2) GOOD LIFE… 10
3) The company we keep… 33
4) God, you and the world… 50
5) Love!!! 78
6) Fate&Destiny 97

Chapter 1: Intro
Good day to you, may your life be at peace with it 's self, and may it overflow with peace, love and pure awesomeness today and everyday of your life...By Vincent Happy Mnisi. May the sun bring you new energy by day, May the moon softly restore you by night, May the rain wash away your worries, May the breeze blow new strength into your being, May you walk gently through the world and know it 's beauty all the days of your life...An Apache Blessing. God created humankind and gave them their rights to live their lives. With that right God gave mankind the power of discretion, which is the power to choose their own course of action. Without discretion, life is meaningless...By Vincent Happy Mnisi
Mankind was given the freedom to choose from many alternatives that surrounds them. Their chooses will determine who they are in life. Mankind 's greatest privilege is …show more content…

Purpose, it 's just a word, so is living, loving, laughing, forgiving...All will work out! Don 't be so intimidated by one small word...By Anna Pereira. Life is so ironic...It takes sadness to know what happiness is, noise to appreciate silence and absence to value presence...Unknown. Three simple rules of life; If you don 't go after what you want, You 'll never have it; If you don 't ask, the answer will always be No; If you don 't step forward, you will always be in the same place...By Vincent Happy Mnisi. Everyday is chance to change your life. Take this chance today...By Lynda

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