Mark and I first started working on Limit Your Greed at least six years ago, but we had been thinking
and talking about it before then. To finally have a copy in my hand feels like
an accomplishment.
The hardback book is available now on our LYG Web site and the ebook is available both
there and on Amazon.
In a few days, the hardback will be available at Amazon and the ebook at other
outlets as well.
Despite our sense of satisfaction at having completed the
book, we’ve accomplished little at this point. The goal of the book is to start
conversations. That is where we need your help. Please spread the word, buy a book, and start talking about
what it says. You may well not agree, but if people at least start talking then
we will have accomplished something.
I’m excited at the prospect of the book having an impact on
the world, but it is truly out of my hands. It is sort of like your kids going
off to college. You’ve done what you can and now they are on their own.
It feels, yet again, like God is trying to get me to understand that I am not in control of the universe and that I need to trust Him. I am a very slow learner.
Mothers always seem to know how to put things in
perspective. A few days ago, I triumphantly handed my 93-year-old mom a copy of the book. She
looked at it and said, “Are you saying I’m greedy?” “No, it’s mine!” “Are you
greedy?” “No, I mean it is the book I wrote!” She did not seem impressed.
The next morning when I saw her, she said, “Your picture is on the cover. I
don’t like how you look with a beard.” She is hard to impress, but I know she
has shown it to some of her friends.
So, yes, my hope is that Limit
Your Greed makes a difference in the world. But, even if that doesn’t
happen, at least my mom gets to show off, and complain about, my picture on a book!
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