366 Inspirational and Encouraging Stories: A Daily Source of Motivation for Your Best Year Ever!

NEW YORK - June 12, 2016 - PRLog -- Venimus! Vidimus! Vicimus! We came … We saw … We conquered! From day one of your literary journey, you instinctively know that this is what you need; your "cure" for the "sick and tired of being sick and tired" blues.

Are you weary? Feeling drained from wrestling those "morning blues," yet losing day after day? Tired of trying to "kick start" your engine only to find out that the kick has long since gone? If so, this book is just what the doctor ordered!

Whether a parent, school teacher, bus driver, plumber, fast food worker or CEO of a Fortune 500 company, this book is designed to "fit" into your busy schedule. First, it provides you the necessary tools to better unscramble the many "questions" that life flings your way each day; and second, this new found knowledge gives you the confidence to be that "listening ear" or "voice of reason" to others struggling with these same questions.

Words have power! Do not allow anyone to convince you otherwise. Once those syllables spring forth from your lips, the shortest 1 letter word or the longest word of 189,819 letters carries with it a force for encouragement, discouragement, love, hate, healing or even the potential solution to wars and famine.

The material is not new, but it is collated in such a way that makes it unique, eye-catching and easy to remember. There is no doubt that this book is destined to enhance the lives and living of-hundreds and thousands of readers.

SELF EXAMINATION: Are you discouraged, confused, feeling overwhelmed? You are not alone. Yet, the question remains, "What can you do?" I issue a challenge; commit to reading Words of Encouragement for a month. I believe during these 30 days, you will find short, no-nonsense "how-to" answers too many of your questions of life.

FIVE MINUTES EACH MORNING; that's all the time that you will need- five minutes each morning. This equates to 1,830 minutes or 6.5 hours a year! A small investment considering we spend an average of 45 minutes a day or 4.5 hours each week shopping.

If you are ready to embark on your journey of a lifetime, "Ladies and Gentlemen 'Start your engines,'" your year long countdown has begun!

James Langston is available for interviews, media appearances, book signings, and speaking engagements.

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Author, ordained minister, husband, father, grandfather, avid jogger and bowling enthusiast are a few of the benefits James now enjoys since retiring from the navy; a career that spanned almost three decades and took him to five of the seven continents of the world.

When asked if there was one place that he considered the most exotic, he replied, "Enewetak Atoll. It was remote, almost isolated and formed a large coral atoll of 40 islands in the Pacific Ocean." James is founder and senior pastor of the Pilgrim Outreach Ministries.

James gives his high school history teacher credit for sowing seeds that would one day lead him to the status of published author. "I remember a slight twinkle in her eye while we talked." "James," she said, "The road to becoming a successful author is never one of ease; however, with hard work, sacrifice and a bit of luck, you have a good shot at joining those ranks."

After duty stations in California, the Philippines and Italy, it wasn't until 2002 that James finally decided to write his first novel, GrandMamma's Prayers. "My most memorable work," he would later say. "Once the writing bug bit me, it has been off to the races these past 14 years!"

Although being in the navy took him all over the globe, James admits that without his wife Cecilia faithfully keeping the "home fires" burning, he would have quit a long time ago. "Just knowing that she 'had my back' in every conceivable instance made life that much better."

The Langston's have been married for more than 37 years and have six children and fourteen grandchildren.  They live overseas in Italy.