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Success Kills: Sidestep the Snares that Will Steal Your Dreams

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Everyone wants to become significant in the world, to contribute to the well-being of others. That's a God-given drive. That's the way we're created. Unfortunately, some of us exploit that drive for significance to the point where it takes over our lives, overshadowing family, upending the balance of life, and often clouding our judgment. Hamlet posed the question, "To be or not to be, that is the question." Perhaps the observation is not whether to be or not, but rather, HOW to be. "Success Kills" examines the HOW of living, often cautioning readers with biblical wisdom and solid moral guidance. It is definitely a book worth reading; it is a book all leaders should consider keeping on their desktops.

This book is all about success. The meaning of it, the power of it, how to define it and find it. And in a big way, how to recognize success and have no fear of it.

It's important to learn from your mistakes, to not let them defeat or define you. Mistakes are a learning experience. Anyone who has "success" has got to where they are today through many mistakes and learning from them and recognizing them as a rung in the ladder to success.

Through this book you can learn to define what success means to you in a business sense and in a personal sense as well. The author explores the spiritual side as well as the professional view of success.

This book can help you no matter where you are in the ladder of success in life. You can learn to recognize it, strive for it and you can achieve success in your personal and professional life.

This small (160 page) book contains some age-old advice and principles to safeguard the proper decisions to keep balance once success is achieved. Interspersed with quotes from the Bible, success is fully defined and discussed.