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The Compass is the story of our individual adventure through life, with all of it’s peaks and valleys.
Buy your copy today of the book that is changing lives across the world.
Wish I knew about this a bit sooner…
The book was great!
i really enjoyed the book!!
drawn to you bought it from borders. picked it up to read when i felt lost.
now i feel good.
thanks for writing!
Life transforming.
Really great. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for posting this subject. I had been searching for good information about it.
very inspirational book helps the soul to heal. luv it
Mrs Kling,
I have just finished to read your book, The Compass, and I’ve enjoyed it so much. In Portuguese (I am from Brazil), it has the title: ” A bússula da felicidade”. A direct translation could be: “The happiness compass”. I didn’t buy The Compass, a friend of mine had given it to me as a birthday present.
I’m not an expert or an intellectual. I’m just a simple guy, but I really want to congratulate you on your book. I’m sure that this book is able to change lives.
Gilmar C. Neves
PS: Forgive me for my English. I’m still an English student.
Thanks Gilmar, for writing. The best part of being an author is the feedback I get from people who say The Compass has changed their life. I write out of life experience, in hopes of saving lives. Suicide prevention is a big focus for me.
Blessings to you!
Your book gave me the inspiration to change the direcion of my own compass.
thanks a lot.
Tammy sou do Brasil e me emocionei muito ao ler seu livro (A bússola da felicidade),me fez querer saber quem sou eu?Obrigada pela linda história que me levou a querer construir novos sonhos. Deus te abençõe…
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Ma’am,
I never do this, but thought it to be worthy after reading your book. After returning from Iraq, I struggled with PTSD (unknowingly) and I am 27 and divorced as a result. Currently in Afghanistan, I picked up your book on a random trip to our MWR library and wanted to thank you. I do not believe in luck or coincidence and I truly believe that your book was placed into my hands for a reason. As a Senior Sniper and Sniper Team Leader, my sole purpose here in a combat zone, forces me to forget about the little things in life and those relationships that I hold dear become bland and hollow. After reading your book, I immediately called my fiance. She worriedly questioned why I was calling her at 3:40 in the morning and was relieved to hear that I only needed to hear her voice and let her know that I loved her. Your book has brought me to a new place, even amidst combat. My outlook is no longer short term and finite. I can honestly say for the first time since 2007, that I am ready to see what life has in store for my fiance and I. I had to laugh to myself this morning as I replaced the batteries in my Garmin. It blinked, “Recalibrate the compass. Press enter.” I’ve re-calibrated my compass.
Thank you,
Pagan 4-1
Combat Outpost Xio Haq, Afghanistan
That’s really cool Steven. I sent books to troops through Operation Gratitude. I’m so glad to see that they reached you. The Compass was so much from God straight to the reader. I had little to so with it, and was just a conduit. I didn’t even understand a lot of it like the character Solomon, who I love. He wasn’t my creation. The book took on a life of it’s own.
So if it spoke to your life, it was meant to. Glad to hear you’ve recalibrated your compass! 2012 is going to be a great year. We don’t have to see around the corner. We only have to have faith and know that the road is there.