A New Chapter

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by Randy Gage

There are lots of young people graduating this time of year. It’s no accident that their graduation ceremony is called commencement. Because it’s not really about their education ending, but their new life beginning.

There’s an important prosperity lesson in that…

Because every chapter that ends, always leads to the next chapter. Even the chapters that we think are bad – a loved one dying, losing a job, or getting a tough medical diagnosis – always offer a new chapter with a fresh start.

It takes faith. All the chapters are not easy. But all the chapters are necessary – for the amazing book that is the story of your life!

- RG

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Joe Lee

Not all chapters are easy, but all chapters are valuable. The experiences in those chapters belongs to the person who went through them. No one can take away from him/her. I wouldn't exchange my experiences in those chapters with anyone or for any amount. These experiences made us authentic.

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Justin Mazza

I like what you said about not all chapters are easy. I know, there are some chapters I would rather not repeat in my life.

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Deone_Higgs

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An important lesson here, RG - not to mention, making sure we are holding the pen that's telling the story - and not allowing other people to tell us how the story will end for us. :D Great post mate! :)

Annieb

Randy, speaking of chapters, are finished yet? With your book? Are you going to tell us when you are?

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@Annieb No probably a week or so before I'll be done. Coming out end of October. -RG

ThomasMrak

@Randy_Gage What does the new book touch on?

RichardBony

Greetings from Richard Bony.

Amazingly said. I love all the chapters I have written up to now. I have no regrets and look forward to better scripts, for a beautiful life needs a craftman. And no one is an artist who doesn't see the beauty in all things. And all things are beautiful.

Thanks for the post, Randy.