Reimaging Your "Black Pearl" Future

Reimaging Your
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Book Synopsis Reimaging Your "Black Pearl" Future by : Jennifer Nartey (Nana Akua)

Download or read book Reimaging Your "Black Pearl" Future written by Jennifer Nartey (Nana Akua) and published by Darryl Moore. This book was released on with total page 135 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This book delves into questions ranging from 1) how to fulfill livelihood and lifestyle goals, milestones, objectives, plus “bucket list” desires from a Spirit-filled perspective; and 2) why it is critical to write a robust plan and design a roadmap for attaining each tangible livelihood, lifestyle, and aspirational aim that persists as wishful thinking or dormant in your mind, soul, or spirit. As you read this book, reflect on its context. Be an enthusiastic DOER of its exercises. You will learn the significance of shifting from entrenched skepticism to living in Faith’s Divine atmosphere and exercising the limitless power of prayer. These esteem-building actions changed both authors’ modus operandi toward reimagining their realistic expectations and preparing to bring their near-term attainable objectives to fruition. Applying this resource helps you actualize your GOD-inspired dreams through the boundless power of the Holy Ghost. As your virtual coach, this book details proven methods for 1) pivoting your posture, 2) reimagining your future, 3) activating your giftedness, and ultimately 4) realizing your best life sooner than otherwise would be possible. This book’s foundational content is the Holy Bible. Its framing resources are built on meaningful learnings from Darryl’s odyssey as a certified Program Management Professional (PgMP®) employed as a Competency Enrichment Instructor. The symphonic benefits of this resource are based on Jennifer’s authenticity, kindliness, charm, and people-engaging skills as an artistic, professional beautician, and entrepreneur. “But God.” Jennifer and Darryl understand the power of unity, the glue of this book. Jennifer and Darryl live 6,025 miles apart, branched by an ocean between two exceptional continents. Their countries of birth are as far apart in ideology and cultural norms as the “East is from the West.” Jennifer’s parents and grandparents are of nearly 100% African origin. She was born, nurtured, and educated in the West African nation of Ghana. Comparatively, according to his chromosomal data authenticated by specimen samples mailed to three independent DNA testing laboratories, Darryl’s genetic signature is about 58% originating in West and Southwest African nations and approximately 42% originating in Great Britain and Northwest European countries. The shared thread between the authors is their unwavering belief in the Gospel of Jesus Christ, as elaborated in the New Testament of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. GOD chose both authors for this moment to put into common words the essence of “Unity of Faith” globally through an African citizen residing in a robust community of Ghana’s capital city and an African-American living in metropolitan New Orleans, U.S.A, ninety miles from the State of Louisiana’s capital city. Their piercing words aim to inspire you to uplift this crusade in prayer.


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