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How to be the old lion
“Transform your experiences into a purposeful life with “How to be The Old Lion” by Terry P. Tanner. Discover the steps to living fully and meaningfully, guided by wisdom and understanding.”
About The Author
Terry P Tanner
“Holding leadership positions over the past 35 years from assistant superintendent to Division President has brought a lot of practical experience to “How to Be the Old Lion.” My journey through different leadership roles and the pursuit of a life marked by faith have shaped my viewpoints on many of life’s challenges and its difficulties. I wrote the book because I want to transform the wisdom I have gained from tough life lessons into useful direction for others. Apart from writing I enjoy the experience of learning, studying history, and carpentry.
About The Book
How to be the old lion
How to Be an Old Lion: A Journey to Wisdom and Fulfillment
In this book, “How to Be an Old Lion”, you will go on a changing trip to find the keys to a satisfying life. The writer uses his lifetime experiences to give an important understanding of changing difficulties into opportunities and making good choices.
In contrast to the constant chase for power and high position, this book is like an offer to live in a more tranquil and meaningful way. It teaches you how to handle life’s difficulties with elegance and strength, discovering the equilibrium between personal liberty and societal duty.
Hear interesting stories and useful tips, and study more about yourself and the things around you. Forget fear and take in the wisdom of growing old.
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I really appreciate the way he tackled the issue of our love for money, which eventually leads to greed. This is the case in our society today. I resonate well with the part where Terry talks about how he's never had to worry about the next meal or where it'd come from, or even shelter provision. He stresses the importance of being content with these basic things that we have access to, maintaining that they matter much more than having all the money one can think of. Also, he maintains that as followers of Christ, we are to be of the idea that we are owed nothing and we own nothing. Often times, people are like, "I don't deserve what is happening to me" or "God hasn't given me enough." However, these aren't the ways we should think about it. How do we even know what we deserve and what we don't? It is scary (the way the author mentioned it), but it is true that what we deserve is death and hell, and we are only able to escape this damnation through the intervention of Christ Jesus.
I have no dislikes about the book, and so I rate it five out of five stars. Even though readers of other religions may neglect the book due to its roots and backing in Christianity, it is still suitable for everyone, irrespective of their religion. I found just a few errors while reading; this shows that the book was well edited. Personally, I like the way Terry uses Bible passages to back up these advices. I also like how he successfully constructed this important and relatable guide by sharing his personal struggles in this book in a detailed manner. If there's any reader out there who's seeking to learn from others' experiences and avoid similar pitfalls, then this book is the perfect fit for them.