We want to give you the opportunity to receive a copy of The Power of the Heart as soon as it’s available on October 7th.
The Power of the Heart shows how we can overcome limitations in our daily life to find our true potential – and reveals the heart to be a source of love and wisdom that far surpasses that of the mind.
5 lucky people will have a chance to win a copy of The Power of the Heart and a $15 Amazon gift card
How to Enter
Leave a comment and share with us how you overcame a limitation in your daily life, and how it felt.
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Giveaway open to U.S. residents over 18 only. Enter through October 2, 2014. 5 winners will be chosen randomly by October 6, 2014 and notified by email.
I lost my job of 22 years and have come to realize that I am so much better off. My life is stress-free and much happier than I thought possible!
I overcame having Cardiomyopathy by learning to live with it and go back to school too keep my body, brain and soul active.
I have been agoraphobic for years and I finally talked myself into going back to college. This meant that I had to get up and trek there several days a week. I'm not saying that my determination was a cure all. After all I still have those days when I don't leave the house, or my bedroom for that matter, but this is my third year of college and I'm proud of myself for (1) taming my agoraphobia and (2) going back to college in my late 40's.
I am constantly overcoming my past, my future and my special needs daughter's differences. We all have limitations, but if you look at them as just steps to move over.
I try to overcome limitations through meditation, focusing on the present, and trusting that it I do what is good for my soul then it will be good for others as well.
I over came two abusive relationships.
I overcome my limitation to cook by practicing simple recipes and now it feels good to cook healthy for my family.
I am overcoming several disabilities thru the Word of God, positive speaking, and faith in my Savior and Lord Jesus Christ! I was confined to a chair for about 4-5 years due to what the Drs. say is spinal stenosis and herniated and ruptured disks. At one point I couldn't do anything, not even move when I was able to get into bed, someone had to help me stand, get up, and cover. It was all I could do to take care of basic hygiene. I am so much better off now than I was. I finally got sick and tired of being sick and started fighting back with the Word of God. It works. I can shower, wash the dishes, take out the trash, go to the mailbox, and for the first time in 5 years, last week, went to the laundermat, all by myself. I am not saying it was easy or without a lot of pain....BUT I did it! I can do all things thru Christ who strengthens me! I normally can't stand for more than 10 minutes without my legs being numb and my spinal cord on fire...this is a miracle for me! God is so good!
I overcame being an addict. It was a hard struggle but I fought past it. I seen so many friends lives torn apart by addiction. Even watched as a family member lost everything. It was a long and hard road to recovery but I made it. My kids, husband, and family helped me through it. I am so grateful for everything I have accomplished.
I have 2 children with autism. I overcame my grief over the diagnosis and the fear of being the only parent with children like mine by getting out into my community and finding others like me. I have now been volunteering for the autism society of oregon for 3 years and have actually been able to help many other parents in my same position!
I admire all of the people who have posted the previous comments. Overcoming anything is hard. Every persons trials are difficult for them and the power it takes to overcome is amazing. I have overcome multiple things in my life and I feel the best policy is to "Let it go". Thanks for the chance to win. :D
I overcame some losses by staying true to my faith.
I have overcome the fear of if Cancer runs in our family.
I am in the process of living with the limitations and chronic pain associated with fibromyalgia. It is a daily struggle, but I feel like I have finally, after 7 years, overcome the guilt I had been feeling for not being a better mother to my four amazing children and a better wife to my supportive husband.
In the Past Year I have been through A numerous amounts of "Limitations" of Life, Self Improvements, Death (in the Family) & Mental Breakdowns. Sounds like lot in such a short time but, I went through My Mother & Father Passing ( both within 4 Months apart). I had a Breakdown soon after that & was depressed for almost a Year. There is where I gained about 70 lbs ( ate anything & everything around the clock). Had very little sleep so, everyone & everything bothered me so much that I became Introverted (stayed indoors ALL the time) If I had to go out, it would be in the early AM or late at night. Well, Long Story short..LOL, I am now 50 lbs lighter, Active in the Public, Going to the Gym, I'm still coping with the loss of my Parents but, as they always say "One Day At A Time". I AM OVERCOMING LOTS OF LIMITATIONS but, isn't everyone. XO