Living Beyond Limitations Everyday
Twelve Profound Principles on how to Live Beyond Your Limitations Everyday
Kennedy King Odimba
Copyright © 2020 Kennedy King Odimba
All rights reserved
First Edition
Fulton Books, Inc.
Meadville, PA
Published by Fulton Books 2020
ISBN 978-1-64654-097-6 (paperback)
ISBN 978-1-64654-098-3 (digital)
Printed in the United States of America
Table of Contents
Principle One: Picture, Venture, and Capture (PVC)
Principle Two: Overcoming the Fear Syndrome
Principle Three: The Law of Courage
Principle Four: Understanding the Purpose of Life
Principle Five: The Law of Preparation
Principle Six: Change Your Perception
Principle Seven: Change Your Priority
Principle Eight: Attitude Is Everything
Principle Nine: The Power of Determination
Principle Ten: The Power of Decision
Principle Eleven: The Law of Attraction
Doing What Others Say Can’t Be Done
I want to dedicate this book to my Lord and personal Savior Jesus Christ for making this abstract concept a reality and to all those individuals who will not settle for less than they can be.
I am profoundly grateful for writers and speakers who have influence my life and thought over the years.
Foreword
Acknowledgment
Writing a book is a bit like building a house, and it takes a lot of refining processes. I feel greatly blessed by God to share this profound ideas with you my generation.
I appreciate each person who has contributed in one way on the other to the realization of this lofty dream.
First I would like to thank some special individuals who have really influenced my life positively through their books and seminars: to my father in the Lord, Pastor Tommy Tommy, the founder and president of all blessed Christian Church in Owerri, Nigeria; Rev. Chris Oyakhilome, founding president of Believers Loveword Incorporated headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria; Pastor Joel Osteen, founder of Lakewood Church in Houston, Texas, USA; best-selling authors and speakers Les Brown, Anthony Robins, Brain Tracy, and many others whose books and audio messages has helped shape my life.
Special thanks will also go to the editorial team for believing in this project and to go the extra mile to make sure that it happened.
To my friends, Uchulor Chinedu Noble, Talitha Jackson, for their friendship and professional advice; heartfelt thanks will go to my lovely parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Odimba, for their moral support and prayers; lastly, but certainly not the least, to my personal mentor and coach, Renee Bob, and to all those individuals who have directly or indirectly influence the realization of this project, may God bless you all.
Introduction
Empowering people to realize that they determine the outcome of their own lives is not always easy. In fact it’s often an overwhelming venture. Over the years I have wondered about what really make the difference in people’s life, what is it that really differentiate the poor from the rich.
This dilemma and some of my personal life experiences was what gave birth to this book. We all have dreams and certain targets that we want to attain in life, but it takes some certain level of discipline, acknowledging, and applying some life principles to be able to live our dreams.
Too many people fail in life because of the limited information available to them. We live in an information age; the more information you can access, the further you can advance in your chosen field of endeavor. In other words, seeking profound information is one of the fundamental steps in building a successful life.
If you want to cook, you study cooking, and you follow the rules and principles regarding the combining of ingredients and preparation that has been found to work successfully in the past. You would not think to add or subtract key ingredients and expect the dish that you are preparing to taste the same as if you followed the proven pattern. In the same token, you would not expect to succeed in life and start living beyond your limitations by violating the essential laws and principles which has been discovered and practiced by some of the most successful people in our world today.
It’s therefore of utmost importance to understand that your success in life will largely be dependent on discovering and applying what works and not just wishing and hoping for miracles.
Universal laws and principles are similar to telephone numbers. If you dial the right numbers, you will definitely get through to the right person that you desire to talk to.
If you are genius, smart, and intelligent, you won’t get through if you omit any one of the digits of the numbers. This analogy further confirms the law of cause and effect propounded by Aristotle so many years ago, which states that “in every effect there is an equal and opposite cause” which literally means that if you do what others did and succeed, you will also succeed.
Time and time again, I have been obsessed with the questions: What is the difference between the rich and the poor? Why is it that people who are from very humble background with no connection or even support still manage to rise to the top of their carriers in a very short period of time?
The more I ask these questions, the more I discover that there are some intangible successful values, attitudes, and approaches to life that sets us apart from our peers. These same values are some of the key ingredients that determine how far
