"The Richest Man Who Ever Lived"
Published on May 16, 2015
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Good evening, everyone! =)
A few years ago, I went to Bible College for a semester. I didn't manage to make it through the entire year, but I still was able to take away some awesome principles and a great learning experience overall. Now before you exit the post on the premise of me being a "Bible Thumper", I encourage you to read on, because I think anyone, religious or otherwise, can benefit from this particular routine(which I will get to in a couple sentences, keehee)...
The teacher I got the most out of was a pastor in Calgary who deeply believed in the importance of learning and gaining new knowledge every day, which is something I truly believe in as well.
He gave us this book titled "The Richest Man Who Ever Lived" by K. Scott. This author wrote about the importance of reading the book of Proverbs, written by King Solomon Waay back in the "Bible Times". ;)
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Now whether or not you believe there was indeed a King Solomon, the book of Proverbs is still an insightful read, and a great daily reminder of what our focus should be on throughout our lives.
This author encouraged us to read a chapter of Proverbs every day, and write down any neat sayings/instructions that we felt was good advice. It's funny to me, because a lot of the book seems to shout out common sense, but it's amazing how hard it is for us to actually apply what it is telling us to do.
Throughout Proverbs, it basically cautions us to heed advice, and develop a desire for knowledge and, most importantly, wisdom (plus advice on a couple others things, as well). I think of it as my dose of daily wisdom and tips, as it has really helped motivate me to keep learning and soaking in the amazing knowledge that Wealthy Affiliate, and the world in general, offers! ^_^
Think of it as a 31-Day Challenge to read a chapter of Proverbs a day and take daily notes, and see if it makes a difference for you, too. =) =)
I wish you the most success and happiness this world and more can offer! <3
Sincerely,
Kylie
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