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Each Day Is A Life

Each Day Is A Life

Dave Borland

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Editorial:
David H. Borland
Año de edición:
2024
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Filosofía
ISBN:
9781934956823
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Mark Gentry has spent the last fifty years of his career as an international mediator, working to overcome conflict and hatred amongst heads of state, corporations, and the rich and powerful. Called 'The Fixer,' in the industry, he was the very best at what he did, and he got rich doing it.But then Mark was diagnosed with late-stage pancreatic cancer and suddenly everything changed. He was no longer living a high-octane lifestyle and had to take a break from his business, which gave him too much time to think. As Mark pondered his life situation at a bar, he serendipitously met two individuals who would change the course of his life.Mark and his new friends discuss the meaning of life and end up creating a unique life belief system together. They then go on to create a new kind of mediation group that changes the course of the future by teaching the world that it is possible for people of totally opposite beliefs to come together to understand and resolve major problems in the world today. 

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