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A great piece of advice from God to ensure your success at all levels.
The Art of Hard Work is a true life-changing manual and an incentive to get rid of laziness and work with all our might, in order to achieve the goal for which God created us.
The Author brings us to understand that it is almost impossible to work hard without a clear goal in sight and that this goal must be large enough to require the intervention of God. In addition, you must jealously guard this goal in order not to lose it, while planning your work to guarantee its success. However, for a goal to be accomplished, you have to be determined to work under pressure, while pressing forward.
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About the author
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Professor Zacharias Tanee FOMUM was a man of uncommon spirituality, a leading voice for revival, a workaholic, a prophet-teacher, and a world-shaping spiritual genius. He was a bestselling Christian author (with over 350 books, over 10 million copies in circulation in over 100 languages) and a professor of Organic Chemistry (with over 160 published scientific works of high distinction (earning him the award of a Doctor of Science degree from the University of Durham, Great Britain). His books and the millions of people he influenced in more than 40 years of Christian ministry continue to impact the world with the Gospel today.
He founded Christian Missionary Fellowship International (CMFI), a missionary movement that has planted churches in more than 120 nations on all continents.
He believed in a life of simplicity and with the support and dedication of his wife and their seven children, his all-time, money, heart, and soul— was dedicated to spreading the Gospel. He carried out exploits for God through the making of disciples for Christ, planting of churches, building spiritual leaders according to the model of the Bible, and serving the body of Christ, especially as a teacher on prayer.
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