Traveling Solo, but Never Alone: Surviving and Thriving After the Death of a Spouse

by Bill Harrison

Overview

When my wife passed away four days before Christmas in 2017 I was devastated. Mary and I had a challenging, exciting and adventurous life together for over 53 years, traveling the globe and finding success in a number of careers. But suddenly she was gone. I had lost my identity and purpose. I cried out: "What now, Lord?" "Why am I still here?" "What do you have in store for me now?" And over the ensuing months God began to show me that, although my role had drastically changed, my identity as his child remained the same and that he still had a purpose in my being here, which he began to reveal to me. And he reassured me, though I was now traveling solo, I would never be alone. This book is the story of my journey since Mary's passing and what I have learned from my experiences. I hope it will be a source of inspiration for those who have experienced great loss, encouraging them with the knowledge that God is not finished with them, but has much more for them to learn, experience and accomplish. To follow my continuing journey see my blogs at https://spiritual-entrepreneurship.com/blog-posta/ Finally, Enjoy Spiritual Entrepreneurship: Fulfilling Your God-Ordained Destiny By Bill and Mary Harrison Available Wherever You Buy Your Books

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781633021754
Publisher:	Total Publishing
Publication date:	08/18/2020
Sold by:	Bookwire
Format:	eBook
Pages:	130
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Having enjoyed successful careers in several different industries (manufacturing, construction commercial real estate, telecommunications, marketing consulting and academia) we have learned that our talents, skills, experience and God-given gifts can be applied in different ways in many diverse situations. All that was required was a willingness to go wherever God led us and to do whatever he asked us to do. In the process of so doing we learned that God had a plan for our lives that was more challenging that our own plans, but also far more exciting and rewarding. In the process we have been afforded opportunities to go places (including all 50 of the United States and some 60 foreign countries) and do things that have gone far beyond what we expected for ourselves. Based on our life experiences as a married couple with dual professional careers, my wife and I developed the concept that we call spiritual entrepreneurship. The challenges we faced in fulfilling the requirements of two separate careers without neglecting our family obligations led us to the principles and practices of this concept. Feel free to visit our website: http://spiritual-entrepreneurship.com