Change Your Trajectory: Make the Rest of Your Life Better

Marc Notes: A motivational guide for positively responding to change and looking to the future with hope and purpose in one's personal life, one's professional life, and one's spiritual life--; Provided by publisher. Publisher Marketing: Our lives are like objects hurtling through time, constantly colliding with changing circumstances or situations that send us careening down new trajectories; new paths. "Change," however, doesn't have to be a bad word. When we learn how to respond to it, change can make the rest of our lives even better. Experienced church founder and pastor Bishop Dale Bronner explains in practical terms how to take responsibility for our trajectory instead of panicking over change or stagnating from lack of change. With helpful principles, motivation, and personal stories, this book is a guide for any Christian who wants to work hard and become a master of change. Although some adversity may be inevitable along the way, our only true failure is a failure to launch in a new trajectory when times, situations, and circumstances change around us. Bronner encourages us to prophesy our future and to realize that the power in God's Word can take us to a new and better place. Contributor Bio:  Bronner, Dale Bishop Dale C. Bronner is the founder/senior pastor of Word of Faith Family Worship Cathedral in Atlanta, Georgia, an interdenominational ministry founded in 1991 and now thriving with more than 19,000 members. Many regard Bishop Bronner as a leader's leader. He is a sought-after conference speaker, a leadership trainer, and the author of Get A Grip (1996), Guard Your Gates (2002), A Check Up From the Neck Up (2003), Treasure Your Silent Years (2004), Home Remedies (2005), and Pass the Baton (2006). Bishop Bronner's message reaches millions daily through his international multimedia broadcast. He resides in Atlanta with his wife, Nina. They are the proud parents of four daughters and one son, and the proud grandparents of two beautiful granddaughters.