The Monday Mindset, Paperback/Joshua Brae Bugg

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This book was created to cultivate the following values in the lives of God's creation: devotion, diversity, and discipleship. Every human being, regardless of race, has been created in the likeness of God. However, the world we live in can often be physically, mentally, and spiritually draining. It is very important to monitor and cultivate the soil of your personal thoughts. Your thoughts are intimately connected to your mindset, and your mindset manifests itself within your reality. What are you devoted to? Did you know that we are all devoted to something? This book will encourage you to devote yourself to God's word. Also, to be intentional about the various people you choose to surround yourself with. Monday's are mentally exhausting, and most of the world dreads going to work at the beginning of each week. Not you, this book has found you for a reason. The Monday Mindset is designed to give you a simple tool for renewing your thoughts heading into each week. One way to feed your mind with encouragement is by intentionally opening the Bible frequently throughout the week. The book is essentially a 52-week journey that will build your faith, inspire you to have courage, and uplift your thoughts throughout the year. Each week has a short lesson that concludes with a mindset renewal key to give you something to focus on. The Monday Mindset is a new way of thinking, that is biblically inspired, to help you transform the world around you. Together, we will change the world by changing the way we think to start each week Thank you for purchasing the Monday Mindset. My name is Joshua Bugg and I am from Nashville, Tennessee. I have written this book in honor of God, my Grandmother Trudy, Mother Kathi, and Wife Kelly. I am currently a high school educator and basketball coach, with an undergrad in Secondary Education from Middle Tennessee State University. Afterward, I received my Master's in Biblical and Theological Studies from Trevecca Nazarene University."