Books like How to Make Life Work by Michelle McKinney Hammond
How to Make Life Work offers a hands‑on, Christian perspective on living intentionally and responsibly. Michelle McKinney Hammond explores how to recognize and nurture innate talents, set meaningful goals, and achieve balance across mind, body, and spirit. Drawing on spiritual principles, the book provides actionable steps for taking control of one’s life and embracing a purposeful, faith‑fueled path.
First publish date: March 3, 2008
Genre: Religion & Spirituality/Christianity
Authors: Michelle McKinney Hammond
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