I’m currently starting a new season in my life and I feel as though this book was a great tool and piece of encouragement as I begin this new season. We journey with Ordinary as he discovers his Big Dream, tries to suppress it and decides that he must go find it.

What is easy to assume is that I need the other oar to get to where I'm going , that I want to move in some direction besides circles , and that I'm in the water not on land . This book helped me to make the shift I needed in my mindset to start my journey to believing in my dream and starting the journey to realising it.I love how this book taught me that I can trust God to be my guide when it comes to manifesting dreams. are communicating regarding their situations, then we become better equipped to unravel the narratives that keep them confined and can assist them in moving forward despite barriers along the way.

How God places it on our heart and soul, how there are moments where we are on the journey and how He asks us to give the dream back to Him. The coach deciphers that the problem is that I need to figure out how to get the other oar and once I get my other paddle I just need to design actions to ensure movement forward . The majority of pages are undamaged with some creasing or tearing, and pencil underlining of text, but this is minimal.The parable takes you through the thoughts and actions of the character to the end of accomplishing his dream. Bestselling author Bruce Wilkinson shows how to identify and overcome the obstacles that keep millions from living the life they were created for. I would definitely recommend it if you are also in a new season in your life where things can be intimidating, as this book is all about having faith in the plans God has for your life and not being afraid to take that big step forward in his direction. The Big Dream told him that he, a Nobody, was made to be a Somebody and destined to achieve Great Things.