Wisdom for Dominion

God has given you the precious gift of life, but have you ever stopped to think about what God really wants for you? It is not just about existing or being average; God's true intention is that you will go beyond just being average into truly living a fulfilled and transformed life. He wants you to live in a way that matches His plan and shows off His greatness to the world.
But here is something you must note, this amazing life does not just happen on its own, it is like when you are trying to get in shape and lose some weight, you do not suddenly wake up with muscles and all your fats completely burnt out. Is that how it works? Definitely not! You must work at it!
The same goes for your spiritual and personal growth which shall be addressed and dealt with by the Lord as you apply the lessons in the manual for upgrading your life in 1010 days. You need to be ready to go through a process of change! It might not always be easy, but it is worth it. Do you remember Newton's First Law? It states that "every object will remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless compelled to change its state by the action of an external force" What this means is that as long as you do nothing about your life, then do not expect to see any change or upgrade.
This book is your guide for upgrading your life in 101 days, these are things you would pay huge to learn in seminars, theological school and even conferences, but the Lord has packaged them here because he wants the best for you.
So, how does this work? Each day, you will find a quote to think about. These are not just nice words to read and forget, they are revelations from the bowels of God's spirit to you, so let these words sink deep into your heart and ask yourself, "What does this mean for me? How can I use this in my life?"
But we are not stopping at just thinking; this guide also gives you action points for each day. These are practical things you should do to start living out the upgrades and transformations you want to see in your life. It is like learning to ride a bike, you can read about it all day, but at some point, you must get on and start pedaling or you will never be able to carry out the mission.