Little Drops of Water
A daily devotional book of proverbs and reflections
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Your Gift & Great Opportunities
Sunday
What talent/s do you have? Do you recognise your talent as a gift.
Whatever gift you have, use it well. Proverbs 18 V 16 says that a persons’ gift makes room (creates opportunities) for him/her, as such they are brought before great people.
Reflection: Realise the gift, release the gift, and seize the opportunity when it arises.
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About the Book
Wisdom fuel is a positive stimulant for the mind, body, and soul. If you think it’s easier said than done, I’ve already taken that myth into consideration. I’ve written and designed the book to accommodate your learning needs. Whenever someone advises me on a matter and the dictum “it’s easier said than done” springs to mind, I remind myself that I must still make the effort rather than allow inertia to set in. I’m encouraging you to do the same too.
For a healthy mind, body, and soul, you need the right kind of spiritual fuel; this book goes a long way in providing it. You can use the book for your benefit and, by doing so, increase the likelihood that, through you, it may benefit others too. Remember the saying, “Little drops of water … make a mighty ocean and a bounteous land.”
The book may be read in any number of ways—sequentially, by title, or through use of the categorical index. However you choose to engage with the material, it can offer you great benefits.
About the Author
Dr. Lola-Peach Martins is a chartered human resources management (HRM) practitioner specialising in management and leadership development, and an academic at a university in the United Kingdom. She also runs a variety of inspirational learning workshops and believes that one should do the following things:
• Allow oneself to develop spiritually
• Allow full restoration and rejuvenation of the soul
• Live purposefully
• Live and let live
• Love and let love
Life is not complicated; humans only make it that way when they primarily think of themselves as all-important (i.e., when they practice egocentricity).