Connecting Peace, Purpose, & Prosperity: A Survival Guide & Memoir
by
Rob Severson (Goodreads Author)
"Rob Severson allowed me to laugh with and at myself more than any other human being, but always with a little life lesson to be gained." -Dean E. Johnson, Former Minnesota State Senator "Rob has a genius for expressing profound truths in simple ways, and there is much wisdom to be gained from the reading of this book." - Dick Amundson, CEO of Tentmakers "I really admire t...more
Paperback, 92 pages
Published
March 25th 2009
by Dog Ear Publishing
(first published 2009)
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Life is more then just making money. It’s about living a life of purpose through faith. Rob Severson has seen both sides of this situation. As a very successful banker he experienced working in the fast lane. Life soon throws him a curve ball. He is still successful but his purpose in life is rather different. In “Connecting Peace, Purpose & Prosperity” we travel with Rob as he reflects on his career and the growth of his faith which leads to his purpose.
Unlike other memoirs, “Connecting P...more
Enjoyed it very much. I love the format - Basically, a letter written to Rob’s children and grandchildren with nuggets of wisdom to guide them by. Every parent of grandparent should do this. It will be a treasure for years to come.
The 3 key touch points are right on! For those of us who like to control our lives, the first key is a powerful reminder of “Who” is really in charge and the fact that we have to let go and let God! Things flow so much better when we relinquish control to God, plus it...more
The 3 key touch points are right on! For those of us who like to control our lives, the first key is a powerful reminder of “Who” is really in charge and the fact that we have to let go and let God! Things flow so much better when we relinquish control to God, plus it...more
Mar 22, 2010
Shalonda Williams
marked it as to-read
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