Book description
Too often we remain in jobs that stifle our souls and leave us on the runway of opportunity with the engine of our deepest passion stalled, watching others make their personal vision a reality and build a legacy for their children-the opposite of what God intends for us. But it's…
Why read it?
1 author picked Soar! as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book offers an incredibly practical and uplifting perspective on turning ideas into action.
What I appreciated most was its blend of real-world business advice with powerful storytelling and emotional depth. T.D. Jakes challenges readers to stop waiting for the “perfect time” and start building with what they already have. His message on resilience, clarity of vision, and taking ownership of your path resonated deeply with me as an entrepreneur and personal coach.
It’s a motivational guide for anyone ready to rise above fear and take flight toward their full potential.
From Carmen's list on guiding you towards a more meaningful life.
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