Success has a name - Jesus Christ!

A book to be read and reread, rich in insights, reflections and stimuli. A book that can move, through laughter or tears, and leave its mark. Profound. I find that the story told is that of many, men and women, at the crossroads between suffocating homologation and the risk of getting back into the game of life.

A path of personal growth that combines with the non-fiction genre of self-help books. A book full of wisdom, a work to help anyone (especially women, in my opinion) get on the path to new serenity, success and happiness.

Just a few days ago I read an article by Carlo Renda, deputy editor of the Huff Post, about the Vatican and the mass exodus of women from the world's churches. That there is no place for women in the Vatican is nothing new. As I read the book, I realized that women were not considered less than men in the Bible or in the context of Jesus. The wonderful texts with the corresponding Bible verses are perhaps a provocation for the Vatican, but a true blessing for all women and men who will read them in the future.

It was a divine experience for my mind and soul to read the uplifting words from the pages of this book, combined with the appropriate Bible verses that fit the themes of each chapter. The best book on holistic spirituality I have ever read. 

I am a non-Christian. This book caught my attention and I became curious. When I started reading the book, I felt as if I would always belong to Jesus. What is told in the book corresponds exactly to my ideas of success, human and spiritual development and family happiness. I would recommend this book to anyone, and I am especially looking forward to the audio version, which I will be able to listen to over and over again.