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101 How To Make Me Book Report
The book “ Life Manual: 101 How to make your Dreams come True” by Bo Sanchez make ways to the key points of life. Pointing it out in a manner of explaining through manifest life experiences and how to deal with it in accordance to the Christian way. It tackles about the ways to achieve the peak of success and the ways one individual can be inspired to be more determined in reaching ones dreams and endeavors in life. The book clearly manifest that one can clearly attain such dreams because everyone is entitled to do so. Dreaming something is about having greater purpose to work with it. Pride must ensure that it is no hindrance because works don’t work unless one is just a passive receiver of countless blessing yet they don’t grab the slapping

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