- May 4th, 2021, 9:33 pm
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This topic is related to the philosophical book of the month of May, Fear Not Dream Big & Execute byJeff Meyer
It is true that this author has written a marvellous book regarding leadership and how to progress in your paths in pursuit of your own dreams. He has made this a very much practical and applicable book.
Yet, I noticed the fairly high amount of mentionings regarding the God, Jesus, Joshua and many other examples and practices related to the Christianity and the Bible.
It seems like the book has a part for leadership and another part for preaching as well. What do you think? Towards which side does this weigh more? Is this suitable for any reader with any religious belief (or no religious beliefs)? Or is it meant for the Christians and Christian leaders only?
It is true that this author has written a marvellous book regarding leadership and how to progress in your paths in pursuit of your own dreams. He has made this a very much practical and applicable book.
Yet, I noticed the fairly high amount of mentionings regarding the God, Jesus, Joshua and many other examples and practices related to the Christianity and the Bible.
It seems like the book has a part for leadership and another part for preaching as well. What do you think? Towards which side does this weigh more? Is this suitable for any reader with any religious belief (or no religious beliefs)? Or is it meant for the Christians and Christian leaders only?
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