I decided to review this book because I had read Dan Miller’s book “No More Dreaded Mondays”, and I had been very motivated by it. I received this book with the same expectation of motivation, and I was not disappointed. Dan Miller and his son discuss how to incorporate what you are passionate about into what you do for a living. They raise many thought provoking questions throughout to make you think about what you are doing with your life, and what you really want to be doing. They also present many real life stories from their lives as well as others on how to live what you are passionate about.
The stories are inspiring, and you feel like the opportunities presented are obtainable. Mr. Miller and his son also give some great suggestions for how to incorporate their ideas into your life so you can start living the life you really want to live. They push you to quit living in a rut and really take a chance on yourself. They also debunk the myth that Christians should not desire making profit or that Christians can’t do good while making a profit. It is almost impossible to read “Wisdom Meets Passion” without doing some soul searching and re-evaluating your priorities. If you are looking for the push to change your direction or start over, then this book would be perfect for you.
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