It's 12 - Holmes, Stacy T.
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"It's 12:01® Let's Go baby! We got work to do." is a 4-step guide to overcoming your life challenges to DISCOVER'ing, UNDERSTAND'ing, and BE'ing WHO God created you to be. Bro. Stacy Holmes shares his life philosophy of "It's 12:01®" along with real life examples, easy to follow step-by-step directions, and the Word of God to create a paradigm shift in the right direction, regardless of where you are at right now. With the tools in this book, you will understand that 12:01 is the beginning of a new day! Everything before can't be changed. However, you can become the "masterpiece" that God…mehr

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"It's 12:01® Let's Go baby! We got work to do." is a 4-step guide to overcoming your life challenges to DISCOVER'ing, UNDERSTAND'ing, and BE'ing WHO God created you to be. Bro. Stacy Holmes shares his life philosophy of "It's 12:01®" along with real life examples, easy to follow step-by-step directions, and the Word of God to create a paradigm shift in the right direction, regardless of where you are at right now. With the tools in this book, you will understand that 12:01 is the beginning of a new day! Everything before can't be changed. However, you can become the "masterpiece" that God created you to be. "It's 12:01" Let's Go Baby! We got work to do.
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Husband, father, entrepreneur, and accomplished media professional. But most importantly, a "Man-of-God," who didn't get "saved" until he was forty years old. Now, Bro. Stacy Holmes faithfully serves God in his church, and with his own media ministry. In the 1970's he was a proud member of the all-black "Mighty Liberators" Drum Corps in the city, while being bused to the white suburbs for school. Plus, after battling weight issues his entire life, he has lost over 100 lbs. while writing this book. Eternally grateful for God's grace in his life, Stacy also acknowledges that his "intensity" sometimes gets confused with "anger", (according to his wife and kids). He is an outspoken/belligerent, proud black man demanding JUSTICE... How-es-en-ever, he still cries at "The Brady Bunch" and believes that "Rudy" was the best film ever made. Stacy's life perspective is interesting, sometimes controversial, but well intentioned. A perspective shaped by his eclectic life experiences which all contribute to what others have called an "anointed and inspirational" public speaking, and unique writing style that offers a refreshing voice to the public discourse.