Review of Purpose

[Talitha Weppelman]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Purpose" by Gina Bianchini.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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The book Purpose is a very inspirational practical guide, encouraging you to find your own purpose among your family, friends and the community that surrounds you. Or to create a group of people with shared interests for social interaction, with whom you can share your thoughts, ideas and future purpose with.

The author Gina Bianchini shares a brief history of herself, her family and the community that surrounded them while growing up. She shares with you the vast amounts of different people she met and worked with over the span of 2 decade's in order to explain what she learned and experienced to guide you on how to start, what to expect, how to react in certain situations as you build and forge your own purpose in order to make it a reality. Combining social interaction, digital community and social media in this modern world.To honor your present and craft a future.

I found her book very easy to read and understand as she guides you on putting pen to paper and write whatever it is you feel or think for just 30 minutes a day for 30 days. A sort of daily ritual you create for yourself in order to encourage you in finding a purpose and shaping a future then making it a reality. Using your time, talent,energy and focus to amplify your purpose and putting it into action.

This might be Gina Bianchini first book but it's certainly not the first time she helped guide people into the right direction in pursuing their purpose or future purpose. I can definitely feel her passion and dedication through her writing and that she finds your ideas, your dreams, your willingness and the potential you have very important. She explains the challenges you'll face, how to deal with them and find solutions and how to open yourself up to your community and to listen and learn from others.

One thing that stuck with me while reading her book was her quote on Margaret Mead's observation in Chapter 5 "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed individuals can change the world. In fact it's the only thing that ever has"

I rate this book 5 out of 5 as an excellent read and one of the best books ever

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