This was an inspirational and motivating read. I felt like it delivered a message that I was needing.

I appreciate how he outlined ways to identify your gifts and what you are truly called to do in life. I also loved that there was a realistic and practical lens on how to pursue these things in a responsible way rather than just advising people to jump in feet first with caution to the wind.

I would recommend this to anyone seeking direction and focus.

I enjoyed this book. I love reading book by T.D. Jakes, because they are always inspirational. I even used to watch him on TV and online. I need to watch him again. I'm grateful that netgalley and the publishers let me read this in exchange for an honest review.

I requested this book because Pastor Jakes has always in the past shared nuggets in his work, but this one was a disappointment. There was nothing original in this title with regards to finding God’s calling in my life.
The one the pages felt like they were taken from the Bible but shared in a secular format, for example the Bible says the Holy Spirit will lead us and guide us. This book mentioned it’s our innate instincts that drive our action. Reading that section again I’m hoping he’s referencing the Holy Spirit within each of us.
I wanted more of a spiritual aspect from this title or more on the analogy of the giraffes in the chapter titled Taste the Treetops. ( eat at eye level). It’s ok I didn’t get either but I’m glad I had the opportunity to read this book.

In exchange for my honest review I received a copy of this galley.