Amazon Hall of Fame reviewer:
What’s weighing you down?
Take Flight is the second book in the Wisdom Quotes Illustrated series. It’s a collection of bold images, reflections, and quotes about optimism, courage, and love, among some 30 other topics.
What’s in it for you?
Quotes inspire us. We enjoy them because they focus attention on things we already know, or at least sense. It might be fun to dial back a notch and simply call them “reminders.”
Remember that you’re free to define yourself, let go of the past, and choose your own road. Remember that life is more than a destination, it’s the entire journey. Enjoy it now and keep worry in check.
Have you always had something you wanted to try? Imagine the impossible, and then start by taking small steps. For strength, look inside. Don’t be afraid of mistakes. Keep in mind that they’re the tuition you pay for experience.
Take Flight also reminds you to cultivate some of the more reflective traits, such as forgiveness and gratitude. They can do more to improve your life than almost anything else. What about altruism and generosity? When you give, you actually gain. And maybe patience isn’t your greatest strength, but have you ever tried to push a river?
Flight school?
If you want to soar, you have to exercise your wings. You’ll also need to lighten up. This book points out how to shed the unnecessary ballast that keeps you earthbound.
Here’s a suggestion: the first time you open the book, scroll through it and simply enjoy the pictures. They’ll entertain you. Then come back to the table of contents and focus in on your special interests.
“You have escaped your cage. Your wings are stretched out. Now fly.”~Rumi
“. . . very unique . . . beautifully designed . . . a wonderful book and one of my favorites.”
What’s weighing you down?
Take Flight is the second book in the Wisdom Quotes Illustrated series. It’s a collection of bold images, reflections, and quotes about optimism, courage, and love, among some 30 other topics.
What’s in it for you?
Quotes inspire us. We enjoy them because they focus attention on things we already know, or at least sense. It might be fun to dial back a notch and simply call them “reminders.”
Remember that you’re free to define yourself, let go of the past, and choose your own road. Remember that life is more than a destination, it’s the entire journey. Enjoy it now and keep worry in check.
Have you always had something you wanted to try? Imagine the impossible, and then start by taking small steps. For strength, look inside. Don’t be afraid of mistakes. Keep in mind that they’re the tuition you pay for experience.
Take Flight also reminds you to cultivate some of the more reflective traits, such as forgiveness and gratitude. They can do more to improve your life than almost anything else. What about altruism and generosity? When you give, you actually gain. And maybe patience isn’t your greatest strength, but have you ever tried to push a river?
Flight school?
If you want to soar, you have to exercise your wings. You’ll also need to lighten up. This book points out how to shed the unnecessary ballast that keeps you earthbound.
Here’s a suggestion: the first time you open the book, scroll through it and simply enjoy the pictures. They’ll entertain you. Then come back to the table of contents and focus in on your special interests.
“You have escaped your cage. Your wings are stretched out. Now fly.”~Rumi
