Breast-Feed Your Dreams

Matthew Henry said, all things are difficult before they become easy. someone else gave this advice "Do not allow yourself to become a failure by blaming your lack of education, money and time. Most men who fail to realize their dreams blame their closest family members and associates for their lack of encouragement. Accept helpful criticism and learn from others but never allow others to discourage you by making discouraging remarks that hold you back from realizing your potential. Breast-Feed Your Dreams talks about these concerns and addressees steps that you may take to overcome lack of education, money, time and discouragement. As you read and ponder the steps that other successful men and women have taken you will soon realize that you have the same or even greater potential. Your success is out there waiting for you to possess it. All things are possible for those who can visualize something new or improve an existing product or service. Successful people dream of what can be and then without delay go forth with vigor and accomplish possibilities. All things are possible for those who can see in their mind something that will benefit mankind. Successful men and women learn to follow their dreams before it come too late. Time will not wait for anyone. so do not allow procrastinate to keep you from from becoming all that you can be. included on these pages are compelling bits of wisdom coming from years of "Listening, Learning, Loving and Laughter." Men and women who follow the above four "L's" are some of the more successful in history. As you learn from their success you may catch their enthusiasm and go out and do what they have done.
About the Author: Jim Browning was born and raised in a rural community of northeast Alabama. He enlisted in the US Army soon after his eighteenth birthday and was accepted in the army's leadership school for future non-commissioned officers. He served as an Infantry platoon leader during the Korean conflict. As a casualty of war he spent six plus months in four Field hospitals, two hospital ships and one base hospital located at Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. Upon release from the hospital he was assigned to the Japanese Logistical Command and further assigned as body guard for the Royal Family of Japan. He is personally acquainted with His Majesty Akihito 125th Emperor of Japan and served as his personal body guard during the winter Olympics of 1951. Later Jim was assigned to the First Guided Missile Brigade and worked out of the same office with Doctor Wernher Von Braun. Other military assignments included; Jim was placed on Temporary Duty (TDY) with Wilding Studios and was a member of the cast while filming "Double Duty American," Still later he was on TDY serving with the military during early testing of atomic weapons. He was one of the first fifty Americans to be within one mile (5,000 measured distance) of an atomic explosion and has been at ground zero within one hour. As a civilian Jim's entrepreneur spirit led him to incorporate five manufacturing companions. Jim has written one military technical Manuela, two quality control manuals, and one genealogical record for his family. He has written and published four novel; "A Lone Man", "Priscilla", "Breast-Feed Your Dreams" and The 3rd Platoon". Jim is married more than sixty years and has five sons and forty three grand and great-grand children.