Our happiness, in the present moment, is really built on how we think and not how we feel. How we think is the foundation for what we call our feelings. Proverbs 14: 24 puts it this way, "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he." The big question then, is how does one learn to think? Or what is the path or course to thinking development?

Finishing Better not Bitter is a personal story of a young man who, through improper development and understanding, found himself dying socially, spiritually, and physically. The consequences of bad thinking and lack of knowledge contributed to the author becoming a man full of bitterness and destruction. However, sometime later, this man, in his quest for reconciliation, first found struggle and then victory.

It is my hope that the reader of this book, from front to back, will gain valuable insight into the process of not allowing the bitterness of what happened to you to damper your present-day joy and celebration for all that you have come through. Read this book and be encouraged to work towards Finishing Better not Bitter.