Happiness To Live By
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The late Zig Ziglar delivers life-changing wisdom and guidance in this compilation of touching stories about people who overcame disabilities and disadvantages, or who overcame all odds in fields from which they were excluded.
These heartfelt stories teach us the lessons of a lifetime and guide us toward finding our own contentment. Zig reveals the surest path to happiness and helps your untapped joy and gratefulness for life become visible.
In Happiness to Live By, Zig Ziglar:
*Shares genuine stories that will lift your spirit and touch your heart
*Shows that good people and encouragement are all around us
*Inspires us with stories that gives us a much-needed boost of optimism
Readers will:
*discover how to rekindle hope in their lives
*feel encouraged by Ziglar’s approach and perspective on life
*be reassured there is still something to smile about every day
*feel motivated to reach for more, to not settle for the ordinary
*identify how to incorporate these teachings into their daily lives
If you’re looking for happiness, how to find it, and how to live a more fulfilled, happier life, Zig will help you find your way back to an inspired life you love.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780785296386
ISBN10: 0785296387
Zig Ziglar
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2023
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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