One Big Thing

Discovering What You Were Born to Do

By: Phil Cooke

Narrated by: Phil Cooke

Stop being average at so many things and become extraordinary at one big thing. What were you born to accomplish with your life? One Big Thing will help you discover what you were born to do and allow it to revolutionize your business, your ministry, and your life.

In today’s distracted, digital culture, it’s harder than ever to identify your calling, get your voice heard, and achieve your dreams. To stand out and communicate your ideas and message, you need to cut through the clutter and get noticed. Making that happen means focusing on the one thing that drives you, inspires your passion, and separates you from the pack. If you’ve ever felt pulled in different directions or wondered what to do with your varied talents and interests, Phil Cooke will teach you the secrets of living a life-on-purpose that rises above the noise and leaves a lasting mark on the world.

©2012 Phil Cooke (P)2012 Oasis Audio

I enjoyed this

The Narrator was talking really fast when the book was on normal speed. I had to slow the pace down a bit. but overall I really enjoyed the message and the authors viewpoints.

excellent! Easy to apply.

This book makes it practical to determine the purpose for your life. Lots of examples lots of stories. It hit home and within a few chapters I was able to redefine and sharpen what I already knew to be my calling. Well done and well read.

Nothing new here

If you’ve already read all the “do what you love” books about what color your parachute is you’re not going to learn anything new. Myers-Briggs, branding, marketing and don’t forget to read the Bible. Same old motivation grift. No real practical advice but lots of stories about how someone got super successful thru hard work yada yada.

Energetic

The brisk pace of the narrative gave the appropriate energy to the important subject matter. Simple and straightforward, this is a call to right thee ship of your life on its journey to excellence and fulfillment.

The quest is now defined and it is begun...

Inspiring

This really sparked my thought process about what my One Big Thing may be. Maybe after 35 years in the workforce I will finally find my passion!