Synopsis
We change our minds almost daily. What should we wear, what should we eat? These small mind changes are often to seek a better result. Even though we seek to obtain better results, applying these mind changes to more significant or life-changing areas of our lives rarely occurs. When we think on the word degree, we think on levels. Degrees describe temperatures. Types of degrees describe academic intelligence. Degrees also describe the direction on a compass. Place these degrees in our lives and we should be able to determine an overall assessment of ourselves. Are we on a high scale with good thoughts? How intelligent are our actions? What is the direction of our destiny? (Thoughts, actions, destiny.) Changing Your Mind One Degree at a Time places the two concepts together and helps you to construct a plan. If you know it's time to change your mind, then do it. If your azimuth needs to change direction, then change it. This book will help guide your transition smoothly in a 180-day journey producing a 180-degree turn in your life. Once your mind is changed and you receive a new degree, your life will take you to levels you've never experienced before.
About the Author
Devin A. Robinson is the President and CEO of two organizations, Going Against the Grain Publications. He is also the radio personality of Minding Our Business Radio Show, an author, speaker and popular columnist for the Daily News newspaper. He is the columnist of the Concepts Corner column in the Atlanta Home & You Magazine, Devin, 32, authored four self-help books: Breaking the Cycle: Getting to Second Generational Prosperity, Changing Your Mind: One Degree at a Time, 180-Day Theory: Change through Empowerment and Taking it Back! Devin earned his Bachelor's in Business Management and his Master's Degree in Business Administration. A strong business advocate and social catalyst, he is the Co-Chairman of the Advisor s Board for the Business Department of West Lake High School in Atlanta, GA, a member of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, the Southern Poverty Law Center, the NAACP and Mount Ephraim Baptist Church. He currently resides in Atlanta, GA.
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