Never Surrender Your Soul
By Brian Michael Good
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Brian is a suicide attempt, cancer, verbal, physical, and sexual abuse survivor. Read Brian’s book and you will find the encouragement and strength you need to change your life and your perspective so that it will work for you instead of against you, Read how to rise from the ashes of defeat. Learn how to survive.
The title reflects the heart of the book, as the author beseeches the reader to consider areas of life that can weigh them down, such as hardship, fear, and depression, which can seek to drive them to give up their soul – their very ticket to the afterlife.
You do not have to give up your soul – your very essence – to a painful and unsatisfying existence. It was his shaking off of others’ mistreatment of him that freed him from his suffering. There is hope and a way out! Help yourself by reading Brian’s book, and watch yourself and your life change for the better.
If you wish for that inner serenity and fulfillment in your life, it is possible! Read Brian’s book and you will find the encouragement and strength you need to change your life and your perspective so that it will work for you instead of against you, allowing you to be blissful and content.
Whether you are a man or a woman, allow “Never Surrender Your Soul” to be your spiritual guide, by inspiring hope, reason, and faith that will also lead to a positive global shift in humankind’s understanding of women, so that we can build a better world.
What I have learned from my personal experience can give you hope. You are not alone and you are not forgotten. Your life will improve. Peace is for those who seek it. I believe that you too will find wisdom in the pearls that have washed ashore as a result of my hurricanes and count yourself a survivor.
Author Brian Michael Good
Brian Michael Good is a self-made man. He has lived a life buffeted by character-altering hurricanes. His life storms began in his trauma-filled childhood within his dysfunctional family.
He survived childhood verbal, physical, and sexual abuse; the death of two siblings; the stigma of being homeless – not once, but three times; two bankruptcies; a six-pound cancer that was doubling every two months; a near-fatal suicide attempt in 2003; the death of his best friend; three divorces; and the rejection of his only daughter.
Psychics and people of faith say that we all come back, and some of us come back to teach a lesson. The homeless person on the street lives their next life to teach compassion and tolerance to others.
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