Don't Miss Your Life!

An Uncommon Guide to Living with Freedom, Laughter, and Grace

By: Charlene Ann Baumbich

Narrated by: Charlene Ann Baumbich

When was the last time you kicked off your shoes, twirled in a circle, threw your head back, and laughed yourself silly? Do you feel as if you need a "get out of jail free" card for your fun-impaired, spiritually constipated, fear-laden self? Do you wonder how you became so bound up in deadlines, fear, and fretting when you'd rather be jazzed, energized, and refueled by curiosity and awe? Does it seem that even a hermit crab has a cheerier life than you? But like the hermit crab, you climb from one dark shell right into the next? Charlene Baumbich has news for you. God is wooing you to live life to the fullest.

Don't Miss Your Life! shows you how to slow down, wake up, let go, hold on, and LIVE! Enjoy real-life stories that will fire your imagination, soothe your jangled mood, remind you of your identity, and renew your hope. Discover how to create your own Memory Portfolio (and no, this is not about scrapbooking) as you explore your own special moments, recognize God's hand at work in your life, and emerge with more freedom, grace, and laughter than you can imagine.

©2009 Charlene Ann Baumbich (P)2009 Oasis Audio

Laughter and Truth are a winning combination.

I couldn't wait to begin listening again each time I got in my car! She openly shares her joys along with her struggles and with a full dose of humor. This is just the type of book that inspires you to do what's in your heart and take action.

Don't Miss Your Life

This book was a looooonnnggg boring sermon. Not that we shouldn't all strive to find as much happiness in life as possible, but this author was just too preachy and she overdid the cheeriness. If the author had a child, grandchild, or any relative or friend who had been raped, tortured, or killed etc., I wonder how cheery she would be. In fact, in the second to last chapter, she mentioned a woman who had been raped by relatives. Strange that the author, while saying that the woman found God, did not say how the woman continued to cope. I finally gave up trying to read this book. I cannot recommend it to anyone.