How to Start a Fire: Find what you are passionate about and focus the flame
I’m happy to announce the release of a new free eBook called “How To Start a Fire: Find what you are passionate about and focus the flame.” (Download How to Start A Fire pdf) This short guide is full of the very best tools I have found to discover what you are passionate about and focus the flame for a purpose that is meaningful to you. While I have not discovered a magic formula, there are helpful ways to look for clues. We shine when we connect with this powerful renewable energy source! The links to online tools can also be found at Uncover Hidden Talents and List.ly.
Help make the world a brighter place: explore and share the information in “How To Start a Fire.”
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