Intentional Living: Mastering the Art of Purpose

Brief

Tenywa Joseph M. credits his success to a positive mental attitude as well as persistence in pursuing his dreams. He is a self-motivated and result oriented team player in various consultancy projects with commendable skills and experience in research. As a passionate Environmentalist, he is the CEO for Fruit Tree Option and his love for Africa stands out as he seeks to inspire and nurture a generation of pan Africanists. To that effect, he is the funder and president of the ‘Global Peace Guild’. The Global Peace Guild is a is a non-partisan and not for profit organization which aims at nurturing and inspiring ambassadors of peace, engage stakeholders to alleviate human suffering, promote international cooperation and diplomacy.

Do you need the power to live that kind of life your heat so desires? As Wilma Rudolf puts it, “Never underestimate the power of your dreams and the influence of the Human Spirit. We are all the same in this notion: the potential for greatness lives within each of us”. This book specifically enables you to be intentional in every endeavor, live a life of purpose, and realize your greatness.

“In Intentional Living; Mastering the Art of Purpose, Joseph recounts various touching and transforming moments of his life. He weaves various historical facts with science while uses spirituality as a filler. A blend of informed and factual deductions add a unique flavor to this manual of a conscious living. Drawing from the lives of great leaders and scientists,this book provides vivid and fascinating insights that everyone can personally associate with”. Nalukwago Judith

“An expository study into the human nature that offers a deep and intimate portrayal of our daily experiences. A wealth of knowledge streaming from the foundations of philosophical thought, science, psychology and religion offers logical deductions on being a master of one self and being intentional in every undertaking. This fountain of wisdom and inspiration is what everyperson needs, young or old.” Sunday Deo