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Know from the Start where you want to go in Life with Crystalline Moments
Few kids in life can say that they are living the life of their dreams at the age of 12. Kenzie Williams is one of the few that can actually say that. There are some people that search their entire life for that purpose to live for. When Kenzie was seven years old she started suffering from intense headaches. The headaches allowed Kenzie to have visions of becoming a fashion designer.
Less than a year later Kenzie started sewing and before she knew it she was having success as a young fashion designer. The headaches served as Kenzie’s Crystalline Moment. People experience these moments of clarity and it allows for them to push towards the goals that they want in their life. Kenzie can tell you the details of her first headache and what designs came from it.
There are many people out there that have visions of what they want to become or what they could see themselves doing. However, it is the plan of action and the completion of the plan that will allow you to get to finish line. Some kids may have dreams of being a professional athlete, but do they work hard enough to get there? Do they have the motivational factor that will push them to the next level?
In the new book written by Coni Meyers titled “Crystalline Moments” you can read the true stories of multiple individuals and the stories that showcase the moments that occurred in their life and pushed them to where they are now. The book will shed light on how you can realize your own Crystalline Moment. Be sure to pick up your copy on January 15th, 2015 when the book becomes available.
Dirk Zeller, Author and 10 Time Best Seller stated, “As I’ve ventured through my life, it has always amazed me how talented, successful people have ventured through theirs. I’ve known Coni for so many years and yet never realized the life-changing event that was going to move her to pen this book. I found myself with a new respect for a friend and fellow colleague…Write on, Coni and Read on folks! Gratitude is a beautiful thing.”
