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    Dance Until It Rains: Life lessons from my mother
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    Dance Until It Rains: Life lessons from my mother

    By Andrew Jobling

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    If you knew you could do or have anything you desired, what would you do and how would you live? Learn life’s most important lessons from an ordinary person who had an extraordinary desire to change her circumstances. Be inspired to create a vision for your life, take some simple steps … and then watch how your life changes forever!

    This is a book that will make you laugh and make you cry. Most importantly, it will help you to find the motivation to create a better level of wellbeing and a happier life for yourself.

    Inspired by the life of Andrew Jobling’s mother, Sue, 'Dance Until It Rains' reveals lessons that can help us all to live a life of health, happiness and prosperity.

    Born in an Eastern European country faced with the increasing threat of a world war and Nazi invasion, Sue Jobling’s childhood was full of challenges and events that significantly impacted her journey to adulthood. Despite this, she became a successful career woman, loving wife and adoring mother to three children. And when diagnosed with cancer, her inner strength shone through. With determination, gratitude, focus and an attitude of ‘doing what it takes’, she set about not just beating the disease but creating a life of abundance. In this heart-warming tribute, Andrew takes the life lessons he learned from his remarkable mother and shows us how we can all benefit if we apply them to our own lives.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherExisle Publishing
    Release dateMar 1, 2011
    ISBN9781877568688
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    Dance Until It Rains: Life lessons from my mother
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    Andrew Jobling

    Andrew Jobling is the best-selling author of eight books, a speaker to teens and adults, a mentor to many and a blogger and podcast host. His mission is simple; to create a wave of wellness around the world and help people live a purposeful life of joyful longevity. Andrew says; "We create our destiny by dreaming bigger, believing in ourselves more and continuing to act beyond the point that most people would have given up."

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