Lessons from the Crossroads: Finding My Authentic PathLessons for Your Journey, I, 2007 - 278 pages Lessons from the Crossroadsis full of stories and tales Ed has heard from others, tales that are now part of his life. The story of any one of us is, in part, the story of all of us. By telling the story of his experiences of reclaiming his authentic path, Ed inspires his readers as they discover humor, joy, laughter, personal meaning in their own lives, some sadness, but most of all, a sense of hope, love, forgiveness and personal excitement for the times their lessons are learned from their own crossroads experiences. While reading this book, you will become aware of the changes Ed experienced in his life which will provide insight into the many changes you have created in yours as your journey led you to your different crossroads. Ed shares his feeling about many of his struggles, concepts and relationships as he share his insights throughout Lessons form the Crossroads. Ed also has the unique ability to share his growth from the beginning of this manuscript to the end, and you will rejoice in his transformation as well as receive inspiration and courage to continue yours. It is the joy of sharing these stories as you write your own that will create a heartfelt connection to Ed and his wisdom for years to come. |
Contents
Introduction Heres How It All Got Started | 15 |
1 | 29 |
2 | 39 |
4 | 57 |
5 | 65 |
81 | 119 |
105 | 131 |
11 | 139 |
13 | 181 |
14 | 189 |
15 | 199 |
16 | 207 |
17 | 225 |
18 | 243 |
Epilogue | 265 |
12 | 167 |
Common terms and phrases
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