Half-Life/Die Already: How I Died and Lived to Tell About It -
By: Mark Steele

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Half-Life/Die Already: How I Died and Lived to Tell About It

By: Mark Steele

David C. Cook / 2008 / Paperback

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Life is circular. We encounter the same struggles, habits, and people over and over again---and spend so much time trying to avoid the inevitable that we don't learn anything from the "rough stuff." With wit and wisdom, Steele suggests that the route to real living is dying to self---and shows you how to do it! 288 pages, softcover from Cook.

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Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 288
Vendor: David C. Cook
Publication Date: 2008

Dimensions: 8.25 X 5.5 (inches)
ISBN: 0781445523
ISBN-13: 9780781445528
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Publisher's Description

Life is certainly circular. In time, we face the same struggles, reenter the same habitual cycles, and encounter the same types of frustrating people. In time, we always end up facing what we tried our darndest to evade. In fact, we spend so much time trying to avoid the inevitable that we rarely take time to learn, grow, and embrace the rough stuff.

Half Life / Die Already suggests that the route to real living is dying to self. With non-stop humor and out-there insights, Mark chronicles his journey-in-progress with often hilarious results. Readers of all ages will enjoy his wit and wisdom, and be inspired to just die already.

Author Bio

Mark Steele is the president and executive creative of Steelehouse Productions where he creates art for business and ministry through the mediums of film, stage, and animation. Mark is the author of Flashbang: How I Got Over Myself. He lives in Oklahoma with his wife, Kaysie, and their greatest productions: Morgan, Jackson, and Charlie.

Read Mark's blog at www.halflifediealready.com