Gifts From Nicholas

By Jacob Bollig

A Must-Read! 

Follow twelve-year old Jacoby as he battles severe doubt while urgently chasing his dreams. Chasing your dreams can be stressful, right? 

Young Jacoby leans on the advice of his wise Great-Grandfather Nicholas to guide him through his crippling struggles. Along the way Jacoby meets several fascinating characte

• Language: English
• Publisher: Anom Aly Publishing, LLC
• Release date: Feb 16, 2021
• ISBN: 9781736705407

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Special message from the author:

My heart is full of gratitude and humbled you have chosen to read this story. I cannot take full credit for this story, for experiences in my life have influenced it. Without the breath of life which God breathed into us all, I would not have been able to write this.

It is my hope that you find the purpose in your life that you search for. It is my belief that by simply pursuing your purpose then you live in a life of true success.

I am forever humble and grateful for this amazing experience called life. And I am filled with gratitude knowing you are reading this story.

God bless,

Jake Bollig

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Illustrations: Jeff Bowman

ISBN 978-0-692-90439-8 (paperback)

ISBN 978-1-736-70540-7 (e-book)

LCCN 2017909784

Printed in the United States of America

For information on speaking engagements with Mr. Bollig

visit his website at JakeBollig.com

For my mother and father on earth, whom have supported and believed in me when it would have been easy not to.

To every single living being in this world. We are all connected and each of your movements have had an impact on my life.

And most importantly to God. The living breathing spirit and energy which gives life to us all. My words could never justify your greatness.

The power in sharing...

Share this book with five others. By giving in loving spirit to others you keep the circle of life evolving. I believe whatever you give out in love will return to you ten-fold.

Your kind gestures could set in motion a kindness chain, which could share inspiration with people all over the world.

God bless

About the author

Jake Bollig is fascinated by the power of great questions. He believes a great question will open the door to massive improvement. He is the author of over 20 titles and programs focused around mind-set and performance. He is an advocate of nature and the healing powers of being in tune with the natural world.

A former all-american athlete, he is the creator of the Naked Foot Challenge, a 30-mile barefoot endurance event. Among many things he enjoys podcasting, speaking, spending time in the outdoors, learning the stories of people and enjoying this great experience we are all blessed with called Life.

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Find his other available programs and offerings at JakeBollig.com

Contents

Is it true?

Are you acting like the person you admire?

What are the obstacles?

What can I become?

What would God have me do?

The End

After the Gifts

Workshop Instructions

Workshop Step 1

Workshop Step 2.1

2.1 Sample Prompts

Workshop Step 2.2

2.2 Sample Prompts

Workshop Step 2.3

2.3 Sample Prompts

Workshop Step 2.4

2.4 Sample Prompts

Workshop Step 2.5

2.5 Sample Prompts

Did you find the Code?

I got this... I got this... I got this... the boy repeated over and over to himself.

It isn’t a typical Friday in sixth grade. It is the day of the talent show, and Jacoby is about to go on stage. Twelve is an awkward age for most kids. It is about to get especially uneasy for the boy.

He nervously bent over to re-tie the shoelaces on his blue and white converse. He double-knotted for insured safety. He placed the rolled-up cuffs of his blue jeans over his high-tops. Nobody wants to trip over their shoelaces on stage, he thought. His grey hoodie completed the outfit of the day. His wavy brown hair