The Extra Mile

An "American Idol" music director draws on his experiences to reveal the secrets of personal success, from delivering more than what is expected and working with a mentor to setting realistic goals and recognizing personal readiness.

Documents the story of the 2002 Badwater Ultramarathon winner who beat her nearest competitor by five hours, describing her experiences as a family woman, her fifteen-year battle with anorexia, and the strategies she utilized to overcome the race's grueling challenges. Reprint.

Christianity Today Book of the Year Award The women of Sensible Shoes are navigating both deep joy and devastating loss. Can they find equilibrium in the midst of all that has changed? Mara: While faced with the turmoil of divorce and chaos at home, she is also listening for a call to serve others with courage and creativity. Hannah: As she grieves the twin losses of her dear friend and her Chicago ministry position, she also begins to embrace the joys and challenges of a new marriage. Charissa: Overwhelmed by her pregnancy and the demands of her teaching schedule, she is in need of even more grace for herself and others. Becca: Bereft and filled with regrets, can she find hope for the future and a way home? In this final installment of the Sensible Shoes series, you're invited to travel with these beloved friends as they endure trials that test their trust and their willingness to walk an extra mile.

ReviewGoing the Extra Mile portrays real life stories that push human potential to new heights. Going the Extra mile is the fourth principle of the 17th Principles of Personal Achievement organized by Napoleon Hill. This principle is portrayed through a collection of stories from various authors. Going the extra mile stretches human potential. These stories aim is to inspire the reader to make positive modifications and improvements in their life. Product DescriptionGoing the Extra Mile is a collection of inspiring stories based off of the fourth principle from the 17 principles of Personal Achievement researched and authored by Napoleon Hill. These stories are powerful examples of motivation to inspire the reader to consider adapting the Going the Extra Mile principle in their daily living. As a society, we have been conditioned with average and doing what we need to fulfill tasks, but the extra mile contributes in our lives to give us what we want, and not what we have to settle with life may give us. We all have the power to change our circumstances, and the principle of Going the Extra Mile allows the effort required to change our life to what we envision it to be. About the AuthorsThe authors of Going the Extra Mile are Certified Instructors and Students of the Napoleon Hill Foundation. They include; Dr. Tamara Tilleman, Walter Kaltenbach, Elyse Hargreaves, Michelle Casey, Francisco Mendoza, Mani Maran, Jerrilynn Rebeyka, Valen Vergara, Ray Cantu, Apple Mitchell, Taylor Tagg, Stella Tartsinis, and Brandon Tyus.These authors believe that Napoleon Hill's research can help change the lives of people through the 17th Principles of Personal Achievement, Law of Success, and Think and Grow Rich among other astounding texts written by Napoleon Hill. Andrew Carnegie, the initiator of the science of success, inspired young Napoleon Hill in 1908 to make it his life's mission to document the principles of personal achievement after their three-day interview in New York City. Carnegie introduced Napoleon Hill to some of the most affluent and successful people in history through letters of introductions as a way to provide the necessary research needed to systemize a framework to teach the common man the strategies of success. The Napoleon Hill Foundation today carries out the work of Napoleon Hill, whose life mission was to help people believe that they can achieve their deepest desires once limiting beliefs are removed. Napoleon Hill laid out the 17th Principle of Personal Achievement as a framework to teach the steps of success. The Napoleon Hill foundation carries out Hill's legacy of the 60] years of dedicated service to the teaching of the 17th Principles of Personal Achievement. The foundation furthers Napoleon Hills work by producing success literature so that they can further help motivate people to achieve more, and follow their desires.

Sharon Garlough Brown tells the moving story of four strangers as they reluctantly arrive at a retreat center and find themselves drawn out of their separate stories of isolation and struggle and into a collective journey of spiritual practice, mutual support and personal revelation.

Look around your business. Are your people committed to your goals? Or are they merely complying with them? Imagine how much further you could go if everyone knew where they were going and actually wanted to get there ... It’s just common sense that the more committed people are to their work, the more they’re going to put in and the more your business will get out. The evidence bears this out: engagement levels predict profitability. But how do you make sure people are on board? The Extra Mile shows you how to achieve that extra competitive edge by harnessing the commitment of your people, and engaging them with your aims. The Extra Mile is the result of four years of research into engagement by a joint team from Cass Business School and Towers Perrin. This ambitious and wide ranging project drew on the results of various studies and surveys which together totalled 33 million respondents. These hard-hitting statistics were supplemented by more than 50 in-depth interviews with executives and leaders drawn from a variety of business sectors. You will hear from some of them in their own words in this compelling book which distils the results of the research and the interviews into a compelling and engaging read that will make managers think again about how to get their teams to go that all-important extra mile.

During our country's current crisis, one man was inspired to explore America's diverse circumstances by embracing the many challenges communities face. Sparked by curiosity, Daniel Seddiqui's drive to learn and develop a deeper understanding leads to compassion for people and their enduring struggles. He recounts his inspiring mission in his book Going the Extra Mile: One Man's Curiosity Through America Leads to Compassion. Culture wars, racism, protests and a pandemic, 2020 has become a year of awareness, change, and making an impact. Remember the guy who did 50 jobs in 50 states during the recession? He's at it again! This time, Daniel trades months of his life living and working in the hardest hit communities to address the epidemics of high unemployment in South Dakota, extreme poverty in Appalachia, undocumented immigration in California, obesity in Mississippi, and gang violence in Southside Chicago. In Going the Extra Mile he chronicles all aspects of his journey, dropping into towns a complete stranger, as Daniel motivates the "most obese town in America" in Mississippi to participate in a 5k race, works with youth to secure jobs on the South Dakota reservation with the highest unemployment rate in the country, and keeps kids off the streets in south side Chicago with extreme gang violence. In Central California he works in the fields to learn about the struggles of undocumented workers migrating to the US and living under the radar. He writes of his most difficult and dramatic experience in Appalachia with extreme poverty where he works in social services to comfort the sick. Through this work, you'll navigate through our country's great diversity, hear and learn the stories of abject communities and be inspired to take action for a brighter tomorrow. Daniel's authentic journey proves we can break barriers and genuinely develop respect and compassion for one another. "What differentiates us is our circumstance and environment, but as Americans our will can unite us. Go the Extra Mile!"