Go Outside: Get Up. Get Out. Change the world! - Softcover

Alton Lee Webb

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1943217254 ISBN 13: 9781943217250

Publisher: Fedd Books, 2016

Synopsis

GOING OUTSIDE IS NOT AN OPTION. IT'S AN URGENT MANDATE. Going outside often starts small--a desire for change, a crazy concept or a pesky idea that doesn't go away. It's the realization that a dream will stay just that if we fail to take action in our daily lives. It's getting off the bench and in the game. Outside often takes us to the uncomfortable--away from familiarity--towards people we normally wouldn't be associated with. It unfolds beyond temporal or practical thinking. In fact, going Outside is best fueled by the haphazard idea to serve others at all costs. In Go Outside, author, entrepreneur, and Outsider, Alton Lee Webb, shares powerful and practical insights that will help even the most hesitant dreamer feel ready to chase their calling and do what they are meant to. Drawing inspiration from his own experiences and the experiences of the lives of other well-known and lesser-known Outsiders, Webb tells the powerful story of stepping outside of himself and walking where God led him. Broken down into five practical and entertaining elements, Go Outside is written for the creatives, the innovators, the entrepreneurs, and the potential starters. So, if you feel completely called and completely inadequate at the same time, you are in the perfect place to get up, get out, and change the world.

About this title

About the Author:

Alton Lee Webb is a serial entrepreneur and church planter and lives in Shelbyville, Kentucky with his wife, Rachel, and their three kids: Walker, Warren and Wells. They are most known for their uncanny ability to find babysitters at the last minute, build epic forts in their family room, coach pee wee soccer and function on very little sleep. You can visit Lee at his website and listen to his podcast.

About this edition

• Publisher: Fedd Books
• Publication date: 2016
• ISBN 10: 1943217254
• ISBN 13: 9781943217250
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 192