. I purchased it at Barns & Noble a few weeks ago, and took my time digesting this masterpeice. This is one of those books that you know you gotta share, not necessarily word for word but as an experience. So, with that, I am going to have a give a way, and will be sending this book to lucky winner! For those who don't know Julie Hadden was the runner up in Season 4. Her story is amazing, and her faith is even MORE amazing. So, if you are struggling with your weight, love the Biggest Loser, or simply just need to read a bit of inspiration ~ then please enter this "contest" to get the chance to read it. I will do a random drawing for those who enter a comment on this post. Tell me what makes a "success story" an inspiration to you! You can comment once per day if you'd like! All comments will be accepted until 11:59pm (CST) on Tuesday! Please make sure I have a way to contact you to get your mailing address! This is my way of paying it forward! Perhaps the winner will share in the same manner.
I would love to read that book!
ReplyDeleteA success story is inspirational to my when they share not just how they did it but the struggles they faced to get to where they are...showing they are human.
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When I am chosen to be the winner! lol
Thanks for the chance to win. Sounds like a great book.
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I am entering the contest again!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnother way I see a story being a success is if the person finds freedom from their addiction and not just find ways to cope with it.
I long for people with addictions to look to Jesus for their healing and deliverance.
I would love to read this success story too. I have had a weight problem since I was 12 years old. I have lost weight but then gained it back so many times. Need to learn a way to keep it off.
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ReplyDeleteHere I am entering again because you said we could enter daily right?!?!
ReplyDeleteMy final way that a success story is an inspiration to me...hmmm...I would have to say....When the person express life events that could have but did not detour them from achieving what it is that they were aiming for!
I recently purchased and read Believe It, Be It by Ali Vincent the first female Biggest Loser and I loved that book...I donated it to the local library after I read it so that others could be inspired...I never thought of doing a give away!