Keeping First Things First

Look at what you do when you don't have anything to do and you'll catch a glimpse of your soul. Let me ask you when was the last time you saw your soul? What about those people who are your enemy? Do you destroy them with weapons? Why? Why not do what John Gile points out. He brings you to understand what we gain by making our enemies into friends instead of destroying them. He repeats Abraham Lincoln’s words, Don’t I destroy my enemies when I make them my friends? What is happiness and fulfillment? How do you look at responsibility? John Gile suggests that, Happiness and fulfillment are by-products of doing our work and meeting our duties, obligations, commitments and responsibilities. For it is in meeting them that we meet God. I recommend . Thank you John Gile for the wonderful book that helps to remind me to put first things first, to see the importance of the little things in life. —A Reader is a beautiful book that reads like a personal letter from a friend. is a bestseller filled with anecdotes and reflections that bring out the best in all of us and help readers focus on enjoying life one day at a time. It's a warm companion on good days and bad days, and a gift of enduring love.