I completed my first year of college yesterday! YESS!!!! I am so excited to be done! I had two of my class finals Monday, and two yesterday. With those behind me, I can begin preparing for summer, and some special fall surprises! For now, meaning last night and this morning, I have been researching a few books to read. I have been figuring out what books I will have time to read this month, and which ones will have to wait a little while. The book I wish to share with you today, I just ordered from amazon and can't wait to read!
I haven't actually read the book at this point, so I can't recommend it just yet, but I am super pumped to see what it has to say!!! Within the amazon product description it explains the book as this:
Do you ever wonder why people today aren't getting your message? Maybe you can relate to how they feel--bombarded, skeptical, stressed, overloaded--looking for something amidst the pressure of life that will make a real difference. Your mission is as compelling as ever! But hitting people with more promotions, flyers and brochures isn't helping them find the good news.
What if you could break through the clutter and find the direct route to their hearts and minds? It's easier than you think.
With proven "now" communication strategies--practical solutions and principles that build trust instead of walls--you can make every aspect of a person's engagement with your church simple and more rewarding. Packed with short illustrations and real-life stories, this book is written for leaders in today's attention-deficit world, making it easy to grab, read and use anytime.
When you help clear the path, you help people take their next step toward Christ.
You'll find that less clutter, less noise speaks louder than anything.
Ok, so how does this book relate to me? I wish to build trusting, simple, fun, rewarding relationships with my clients, and that is part of what this book discusses. I ought to make my business as simple as possible so then, I have more time with clients, and can invest more quality time to every relationship I encounter.
Let me know if you have any book reading suggestions! I would LOVE both fiction, and nonfiction recommendations!
God Bless!
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