Bo Sanchez says you can reach your dreams, just take a cue from David.
Do you want to know how you can achieve your dreams in 2010? Catholic lay preacher and author Bo Sanchez leads you to the answers in his book,
How to Conquer Your Goliaths. He describes his latest work as a âchampionâs manual" that will inspire you and empower you to achieve outstanding success in your life. The book highlights the seven keys you need to overcome problems that prevent your from reaching your dreams.
Unassuming cover At first glance, the book seems to belie its grand claim. It is simply packaged with the title in large bold type and a small cover illustration of a slingshot. You wonât find fancy graphics or the imposing photo of the author that is common in most nonâfiction books. But as you read through it, youâll realize this is all part of the plan. This is one book that should not be judged by its cover. At 115 pages, the book promises to be an easy read with amply spaced text and strategic blank pages that allow you to pause after each chapter. It is the very simplicity of the book that makes you focus more on the powerful message.
Vibrant storytelling Sanchez throws you the first stone of inspiration in the introduction: âKid, you may be small on the outside but youâre big on the inside. You can conquer your Goliath. Because I created you, and as a policy, I only make champions, nothing less. Prepare to win big." The succeeding chapters are divided into two sections. Book One retells an extended and slightly modernized story of David and Goliath, the thread that sews the whole book together. Book Two enumerates the seven keys to success and what you can learn from this Bible story. Sanchez provides practical action steps to expound on each key. To illustrate as well as simplify his points, he uses parables and real life stories much like the Bible. Though a renowned Catholic preacher, Sanchez writes in a down-to-earth and humorous manner that appeals with his target Filipino audience. He weaves the Bible passages seamlessly into each chapter, succinctly translating the texts into laymanâs terms while providing footnotes with actual passages from the Bible. Sanchezâ vibrant storytelling keeps you glued to every page. His honesty is refreshing as he shares his own struggle with success. You feel as though youâre actually talking to a friend.