Ordinary Goodness

<i>Ordinary Goodness</i> is an <i>extraordinary</i> and practical guide on how to live in a world that seems unkind and yet is filled with opportunities for good. This book inspired me to be a better man. <b> Chris Michaels, author of <i>The Power of You</i></b> I encourage you to read <i>Ordinary Goodness </i>with a willingness to deepen your capacity to simply be an open vessel through which a life worth living may flow. <i>Ordinary Goodness</i> is anything but ordinary it is extraordinary. <b> Dennis Merritt Jones, author of<i> Your Redefining Moments</i> and <i>The Art of Uncertainty</i></b> <i>Ordinary Goodness</i> reminds me I can see goodness and kindness every day. Edward reminds all of us, that despite our failings, we really can be both good and kind. Brew a cup of tea and curl up with this insightful and achingly beautiful account of the mystery, paradox, and wonder of your life. You ll be glad you did! <b> Petra Weldes, author of <i>Joyous Living Journal </b> Edward eloquently shares with us the simplicity of revealing goodness in our lives. Kindness, compassion, faith, and goodness live within us. Our willingness to tap into these qualities creates a life of peace, harmony, joy, and wisdom. <b> Cynthia James, author of <i>I Choose Me: The Art of Being a Phenomenally Successful Woman at Home and at Work</i></b> Viljoen s practices will help readers become extraordinary in their expression of ordinary goodness. <b> Christian Sorensen, author of <i>Soar: Spiritual Guidance for Overcoming Life's Turbulence</i></b> Viljoen deftly describes a pathway to the kind of life that just about everyone would like to experience. <b> Jim Lockard, author of <i>Creating the Beloved Community</i></b> This superbly written book reminds us that our joy is genuinely felt when we are willing to channel simple acts of ordinary goodness. <b> David Ault, author of <i>The Grass Is Greener Right Here</i></b>