Toler
gives readers a good dose of humor, spiritual teaching, and practical
suggestions for a better life, all centered on aging. The humor was
interesting. I think one might need to be a southerner to understand
and appreciate some of it. I laughed aloud sometimes and groaned
others. I appreciate the teaching Toler included on topics like
contentment. He has insights into Christian living that might only
come through long life and experience. He shares some of those
experiences with illustrative stories from his own life.
This
is an entertaining book for those entering the second half or
perhaps last third of life. You'll be encouraged to not worry about
your sagging skin or lack of technical expertise. You'll receive some
very practical ideas to help flourish in life. You'll also be
inspired to know that God has exciting plans for your days ahead.
Food
for thought: “No matter where we are on our journey, we're just
visiting. Let's make the most of every moment, say the best of every
person, and see the positive in every situation.” (Loc 880/994)
My
rating: 4/5 stars.
Stan
Toler has written over 100 books with sales over 3 million copies. He
served as vice president and instructor for John C Maxwell's INJOY
Leadership Institute, training leaders and speaking in over 90
countries. You can find out more at www.stantoler.com.
Harvest
House, 144 pages. This book releases February 4.
I
received a complimentary egalley of this book from the publisher. My
comments are an independent and honest review.
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