Fingers are equal E-Book

G. Monroe

• Herausgeber: tredition
• Kategorie: Fachliteratur
• Sprache: Englisch

Seitenzahl: 26

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2025

Beschreibung

Fingers Are Equal challenges the common belief that success is based on luck or inequality. Using the Five-Finger Blueprint, the book shows readers how to balance education, career, spirituality, finances, and relationships to achieve lasting success. Through real-life stories, biblical insights, and actionable steps, it empowers readers to stop wishing and start working smartly toward their goals.

Leseprobe

G. Monroe

Fingers are equal

The Five-Finger Blueprint to Balancing Your Life, Unlocking Success, and Closing the Gap Between You and Greatness

Copyright © by G. Monroe

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To every dreamer who was told that “fingers are not equal.”

May this book remind you that through faith, wisdom, and action—you can make them equal.

Acknowledgments

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First, I acknowledge the Almighty God, whose wisdom and strength made this book possible. Without His guidance, inspiration, and grace, these words would remain unwritten.

To my family and loved ones—thank you for your encouragement, patience, and unwavering belief in me.

To my mentors, teachers, and friends—your words, examples, and stories planted the seeds that grew into this work.

And finally, to you—the reader. You are the reason this book exists. By picking it up, you’ve chosen not to accept excuses but to pursue growth. May every page inspire you to see your potential, embrace your journey, and take deliberate steps toward success.

Introduction

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For as long as I can remember, people around me repeated the same saying: “Fingers are not equal.” It was used to explain poverty, failure, and the gap between the rich and the poor. If a student dropped out of school, the phrase was whispered. If a business collapsed, the saying appeared again. It became a quiet excuse for mediocrity—an acceptance that some are destined to rise while others remain low.

But one day, as I reflected on this proverb, I looked at my own hand. Yes, my fingers were not the same size, but were they unequal in value? The thumb, though shorter, gives strength and grip. The index finger points direction. The middle finger stands tallest. The ring finger carries commitment. The little finger balances everything. Different, yes. Unequal? No. Remove any one finger, and the whole hand suffers.

That day, I realized: fingers are equal—not because they look the same, but because each has its own role, its own power, its own necessity. And so it is with life. People are not born with equal talents, wealth, or opportunities, but everyone has the ability to rise, to learn, to act, and to draw near to God.