Something to Think About...: 369 Steps to Self Awareness

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We all have thoughts on subjects like life, politics, education, and relationships. But are our thoughts actually our own How often do we really dissect the roots of what we think and believe Society is full of people reacting their way through life and wondering why they arrive at the outcomes they do. It's time for a thought revolution!By sharing hundreds of thought-provoking quotes plucked from speeches and personal coaching sessions, Encouragement Specialist Johnnie Williams III has crafted a powerful daily thought process to guide you in your self-awareness journey.At a time when people are awakening to the reality that they have been sleepwalking through life comes a resource that focuses upon the creation of a healthy thinking habit. Take a step forward, but don't forget to look back at whator whohas really been steering you from the life path you want and the purpose you've come to fulfill. Something to Think About... will take you to a new level, as long as you trust the process. This book was created to help you discover YOU!

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Johnnie Williams III is an Encouragement Specialist who has leveraged much of his time, talent and relationships for the benefit of youth and young adults on a local, national and international level.He collaborates with an international team of consultants to assist organizations with the development of community projects, conscious products and engaging programs. He has co-authored two children's books, created two financial literacy workbooks and developed a good behavior tracking system. He has provided more than 1,800 public presentations to over 1 million students, uniquely qualifying him to advise parents and education professionals on components that produce success stories.While managing the community outreach of his brother Jerome 'JYD' Williams during his nine-year NBA career, he gained the attention of some very influential people. His creative mind and caring heart generated three city council awards, a Black Enterprise magazine article, and two commission appointments from a Henderson mayor and Michigan state senator.Readers can access more information at JohnnieWilliams.com.