The Rich Servant - by Fritz Bootle (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>The book is about a life journey that forces change in behavior. Using disappointments as a catalyst for growth and transformation. This book shows how to use the wisdom gained from mistakes to develop a rich bank of information that can be used to help others to grow.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>The Rich Servant is based on the servitude of wisdom got from experience, time, situations, and connections. In this explanation, you can deem the currency. You will make your own mistakes, but it takes a wise man to learn from his/her inevitable mistakes and the mistakes of others. I do not write this book to diagnose or treat any relationship or life situation because they are unique to each individual, but my testimony can hopefully be a source of inspiration to those who may have gone through similar situations or who may face one that lines with the words on these pages. I build a life on blocks of successes and failures, none more important than the other. We are all rich; we are all servants, and we would be wise to serve that which counts for good. Looking back over my life and reflecting with a need to understand why, I urge you to look deep and find that something that will change things around you.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>Fritz Bootle, Born and raised in the Bahamas. A very humble upbringing. I grew up with my great grand mother as I didn't really meet my mother till I was 19. I found early on that I had a creative nature about myself leading me to the world of music and writing. My life choices lead me down two roads. one in the search of knowledge and the other through relationships that has thought me that life is a self guided process not to be left to chance. This book shows my journey and my life lessons. As I continue to evolve I continue to pray that my life is a lesson and a guide to positive change.
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