Boston Common

This book is spiritual but not what I would call religious. It is the life story of a black actor whose acting performances were his way of seeking attention and love. He works to be delivered from what he calls bad performances in life. He figured out that he had been living life by a bad plan that was outside of his value system. He discovers that learning how to practice love and life according to his principles made him change at a quantum level. He learned that true winners were not primarily interested in their outcome but in the outcomes of others. In the past, he had expected a financial miracle from God and blamed God when it didn’t happen instead of taking responsibility for it himself. He discovers how to become the masterpiece that our almighty director casted him in for the great play called life. Through his lessons in life, he guides readers to discover the hero inside by finding true fulfillment that only they can define.