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The author outlines a 30-day program to transform ones circumstances and character using ten motivational, yet practical, tools: the Vision Tool, the Responsibility Tool, the Self-esteem Tool, the Faith Tool, the Discipline Tool, the Association Tool, the Planning Tool, the Work Tool, the Wealth Tool and the Love Tool. The dynamics of these holistic tools are implemented systematically, one day at a time, creating the building blocks of personal progress. Woven throughout this month-long plan are time-tested principles, pragmatic strategies, enlightening examples, and Biblical and real-life role models who will edify and inspire.
As a diplomat's son, star athlete, and Harvard Law School graduate, in the early 1980s Joseph Holland had a world of opportunities awaiting him on Wall Street and in corporate America. Instead, Holland moved to the inner city, driven by a divine calling full of unfolding mystery and challenge. He found himself in Harlem during the nadir of its blight and endeavored to contribute to a neighborhood that was tough in every sense of the word. A Republican among Democrats, a privileged Southern scion among working-class Northerners, Holland earned his stripes as an entrepreneur/activist embracing a vision of personal and community transformation. A five-year sojourn became a three-decade commitment, as his Harlem-based career morphed from practicing law to empowering the homeless, to running small businesses, to writing plays, to serving in politics, to building housing--all aimed at revitalizing a beaten-down, dream-deferred cultural mecca haunted by poignant memories of its glory days in the early twentieth century.
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List for March 7, 1844, is the list for September 10, 1842, amended in manuscript.