Transformation Into Destination

By Earl Bennett

The book includes personal stories of struggles as well as victories. It shares insights of personal growth and life altering moments. It also shares about mentoring and the impact it can have. I find it very inspirational, full of energy, and fun in learning. It includes things that are close to us such as God and family. It shows the compassion and love I ahve for wanting people to succeed. It will take on a journey of taking challenges and turning them to victories.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookBaby
• Release date: Aug 22, 2022
• ISBN: 9781667860183

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Transformation Into Destination

©2022 Earl Bennett

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print ISBN: 978-1-66786-017-6

ebook ISBN: 978-1-66786-018-3

Contents

Transformation to Destination

1. Stop Making Excuses!

2. Who am I? You’re who?

3. Leading Yourself Intentionally

4. Heading Where?

5. You Can’t Steer a Parked Car

6. Celebrate Your Today’s Victories

7. Triumph of Tomorrow

Conclusion

Ready, Set, Grow!

1. Grow and Go

2. Humility

3. Knowledge and Wisdom

4. Connecting

5. Attitude Matters

Conclusion

Transformation

to Destination

One of my favorite Christmas shows growing up was Santa Claus Is Coming to Town. One of the scenes that changed my life as a 4 or 5-year-old, involved the character, Winter Warlock. In this scene Chris Kringle, was on his way back from delivering toys, when Winter Warlock stopped him for trespassing and was about to do away with him, when Santa Claus gave him a toy train engine. That act of caring melted Mr. Warlock’s icy heart. Mr. Warlock wasn’t sure if the change would last, so Mr. Kringle began helping him by singing a song called Put One Foot in Front of the Other. That song became my default message I adopt when faced with a challenge and still is today.

When you think about the possibility of transformation (change), it can be such an overwhelming thought. Questions like: What