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Thoughts of a Poor African Boy. Life in My Eyes
Simon Mule (Author) · Simon Mule · Paperback
Think... Ponder... Wonder... Realize... Change.
What happens when a young person learns to stop, observe, and write down what life is teaching him?
In 2012, while still in high school, Simon Mule began recording the thoughts that came to him as he reflected on life. He kept at it for the next nine years. Thoughts of a Poor African Boy: Life in My Eyes is the result: a heartfelt collection of inspirational thoughts and hard-won lessons, born out of hardship, observation, and faith.
These pages come from dark and trying times, and from the hope that carried him through them. Many of the reflections are rooted in a Christ-centered view of morals, character, and everyday living. Each one invites you to pause, look at your own life with fresh eyes, and take a step forward.
Inside, you’ll find honest reflections on:
Dreams: why they are worth holding onto, even when circumstances say otherwiseEducation: how learning can open doors and change a futureFaith: trusting that God is always watching over youCharity and Patience: the quiet virtues that shape a life well livedHardship: how struggle can become a teacher if you let itThis book is written for young men and women who are now experiencing life and learning from it, just as the author did. But its short, honest thoughts will speak to anyone who needs encouragement, perspective, or a reminder that it is never too late to take the first step toward progress.
Read a little at a time. Reflect. Let the words stay with you.
Because life has a lot to teach you, so be patient and hopeful in everything you do.
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