Sensitive People

By Kevin Dover

If we can choose who we are in this life and choose who is in it, why be unhappy while we’re here? The problem with most of the people I’ve observed is the people they keep around them. Happiness is not promised to anyone. It is not given, and you cannot buy it. It is something we move toward or away from. It is something seemingly so unobtainable that we will complete almost any task to have it. I understand about letting our past control our future. If you hang around long enough, you are going to have bad memories of some kind. These thoughts and distractions are easily overcome by focusing on what you are doing to grow in your own life, and the determination to get there step by step.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Austin Macauley Publishers
• Release date: Apr 30, 2021
• ISBN: 9781647507251

Kevin Dover

Kevin’s words are true and completely recognized in our own life. One excerpt from his book Sensitive People states, “We cannot change a human no more than we can change the stars. People will do whatever they want to do, no matter who it hurts or how severe the consequences. So we should choose not to be a part of it and focus on our time here.”

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Kevin’s words are true and completely recognized in our own life. One excerpt from his book Sensitive People states, We cannot change a human no more than we can change the stars. People will do whatever they want to do, no matter who it hurts or how severe the consequences. So we should choose not to be a part of it and focus on our time here.

Dedication

This book is dedicated to the memory of Marie Dover.

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Dover, Kevin

Sensitive People

ISBN 9781641824521 (Paperback)

ISBN 9781641824538 (Hardback)

ISBN 9781647507251 (ePub e-book)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2021905756

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Introduction

This book is designed to help you along your path to become not only who you really are without outside influence but also to give you an insight to problems and solutions to everyday life. I have observed and interviewed people all over the country about situations that bring us to success or failure. My observations have led me to believe that life itself holds a tab. Just as you are going through with your plans to make any number of decisions to try and improve your situation. Life will keep what it has given to you on credit. God gives us the abilities to understand and work out any difficulties we may encounter during our reach for a better existence. But life itself will help us along the way, either for or against our adjustments.

Once life has filled this tab, it will call in a proper compensation for all that it has offered us. And if you can’t deliver, it will take a fair compensation for itself. Which of course can lead us into a downward spiral, or lead us into the next steps that will take us exactly where we need to be to accept our rewards for being true and focused on our quest to become ourselves.

The sooner we start this simple observation of ourselves and our surroundings we will become accustomed. The sooner we can focus on what we can change and all that is unchangeable. I have tried to be as blunt and to the point as possible, in order to