You Can Be Everything God Wants You to Be by Max Lucado is 127 pages of explanation of this topic that makes it clear to any reader how we can reach that level of living.

The first chapter of this book is entitled, 'Find Your Sweet Spot'. Catchy, captivating, and raises the question, 'What is a Sweet Spot?' Max Lucado spends the whole book explaining what our sweet spot is and what to do with it when we find it. In one simple line, this book shows us how to zero in on our strengths (skills), find what our topic is (what we like to work wi
th), discover our optimal conditions (what triggers our motivation), analyze our relationships (how we relate to people), and then once we have gotten all these issues working together as they should we will experience that 'YES' moment and be living in our personal Sweet Spot.

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This small book brings us a great message about how God made us, how He uses us and how He wants us to find our sweet spot, so we can serve Him better. He created us unique and for a special purpose. Sometimes the narration is a little bit repetitive, but I will assume this is just a writer’s strategy to make sure the message sinks in our minds. As it is stated in the back of the title page, selections in this book are taken from the book Cure for the Common Life by Max Lucado.

The author, through 30 small chapters, suggests us to think and find our sweet spot, our uniqueness, and to study our S.T.O.R.Y. (Strengths, Topics, Optimal condition, Relationship, Yes!). He urges us to take great risks for God and change the world through little deeds.

As the sticker in the front cover suggests, it is a great gift for graduates, but everybody can benefit from its message, “This is what I created you to do!”

This is a quick and easy reading and it took me around two hours to read the entire book. This book was written by Max Lucado and published by Thomas Nelson, and they were kind enough to send me a copy for reviewing through their Thomas Nelson Book Review Bloggers Program.

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