Storms of Perfection: Volume 4

What if Albert Einstein had listened to his childhood teachers who labeled him “slow”? What if P.T. Barnum, after falling for a practical joke, had reacted to the laughter of this friends by simply returning to his job as a clerk in the general store? What if Beethoven had decided to give up music after the death of his mother and the drunkenness of his father forced him to take charge of his family at an early age?   Storms of Perfection IV unmasks the true human stories behind 52 successes that have literally made history. Andy Andrews delivers an unusual insight that poses an important question. . . . Is the world changed and history made after the completion of the task? Or is history actually changed by the decisions made long before the job is through?   There is a wonderful message imparted in the pages of Storms of Perfection IV. Read it with hope and with the knowledge that your decisions today will change the course of your tomorrow.   Read letters from…   Helen Kelly, Humphrey Bogart, Jesse Owens, Albert Einstein, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Joan of Arc, Robert E. Lee, Noah, Thomas Jefferson, Buddy Holly, Booker T. Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Robert Peary, Jim Thorpe, George Washington, Charles A. Lindbergh, J. Paul Getty, Marie Curie, Christopher Columbus, John Wayne, Babe Ruth, William Shakespeare, Andrew Carnegie, Pocahontas, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Mases, Daniel Boone, Wilbur Wright, Robert Fulton, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Clara Barton, Hernán Cartés, Susan B. Anthony, Winston Churchill, P.R. Barnum, Captain James Cook, Thomas Edison, William Penn, Mark Twain, Benjamin Franklin, Ulysses S. Grant, Florence Nightingale, John Hancock, Pablo Picasso, Henry Ford, Napolean Bonaparte, David Livingstone, Martha Washington, Meriwether Lewis & William Clark, Isaac Newton, Michelangelo, and Will Rogers