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 am in my 20s and was recently diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinsons. The tremors and balance have been hard because I have always been active but I have recently found ways to keep my active lifestyle.
I overcame multiple adversities by refusing to give up. I just knew there had to be more to life!
I live with daily pain from Fibromyalgia and erosive arthritis. I feel that being disabled I have to overcome how others treat me on a daily basis, I have to overcome the looks I get when I park in the disabled parking spots because on the outside I look fine. I have to overcome the pain everyday!
I am still striving to overcome my battle with my weight. It feels really great when I do my workouts and eat right!
I am in the process of overcoming a limitation in my life-depression. It is a struggle but I am trying to control it with medications and seeking gratitude in every situation. It has been difficult and an ongoing process but I feel like I am winning the battle and that seems great to me!
I live with Chronic Pain everyday, I have had over 20 surgeries. My insurance company bought me a wheel chair, I was only in my late 30's ! I refused to give in to my pain and disability. I am not a victim , I choose to be a survivor ! I volunteer and work with alzheimer and dementia patients, they are such an inspiration to me ! I overcame my fear isolation and a life of chronic pain. I am strong , I am a woman !
I overcame a limitation in daily life two years ago when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was scarey and I was numb at first but like they say first you cry then you have a supportive husband and family and you pick yourself up and stand up and survive and don't look back.
I think positive thoughts to overcome the world's negative people.
Two years ago, I lost my dear nephew, he was two, two weeks away from three. I am still learning to overcome my depression. It does, somehow, get easier everyday, but it also gets harder. I was a Sophomore in high school when he passed. Thus, causing dropping of grades, lose of interest in school activities and weight gain. I am now a Freshman in college and the pain of losing him still gets to me, but my major is about him. I am majoring in Elementary Education because I want to see children grow and develop as I would have my nephew. Overcoming my depressing and grief is a hard thing to do, but I am learning that it is not impossible. Cherish every person in your life because you never know when it can end.
I overcame my fear of failure by just sucking it up and doing what scares me and being a good role model to my children.
I overcame bullying for my weigh.
I overcame fear of public speaking by having to do it more in my work!
I overcame being dependent on an abusive partner and finally left and became a strong and confident woman.
I overcame depression. Suicide was always the back up plan.
I overcame depression. For years I felt so blah and never wanted to do anything. I had very little energy for my children. With the help of exercise and a antidepressant I was able to overcome it. I still get sad at times but after the help of my doctor I feel much better.