A Guide for Young Minds

About the Book

A Guide for Young Minds: Capturing the Essence of Time is about encouraging young minds to identify who they are and manifest their possessions in the correct timing. The desire to live a prosperous and fulfilling life relies heavily on the manifestation of our innate talents, their maximization, and capturing the essence of time. It is essential that we accompany our desires with actions. It is not satisfactory that we desire something for which we are unwilling to make the ultimate sacrifice. Thoughts are just thoughts if they are left in our heads. Dreams are only dreams if they are without manifestation and left for dead. Desires remain desires if we lack the motivation to move us towards making them tangible. We must breathe life into our visions to give them movement. Action is required for the transformation of what appears to us as mere ideas, but in reality are missions that we are already equipped to make possible. We would have been far more evolved had we not failed to manifest that which we were entrusted with. It is therefore fundamental that we acknowledge the true purpose of our lives and our level of responsibility. Life owes us nothing. We owe life everything. We all have dreams and desires. Therefore, my question to you is, If the sky is the limit, why are you still on the ground? Get soaring. Let A Guide for Young Minds be the fuel that propels you to identify who are, manifest what you possess, and make available what the next generation is relying on to live an effective and efficient life.

About the Author

Judion Smith is a thirty-four-year-old single mother of two children. She was born in Jamaica and immigrated to the United Kingdom in 2002. She is a firm believer in her Christian faith and has grown to a level of maturity that enables her to understand how to live a healthy and fruitful life. After realizing her gifts and potential, she is on a mission to assist others—especially young people—to identify their extraordinary gifts and the essence of greatness they possess. She believes the world would have been far more evolved had we been able to identify who we are created to be and had we been able to engage in our purpose.