The Art of Being God
Find inspiration and love through 11 chapters that artistically guide you through life’s biggest obstacles such as money, relationships, love, work and God.
I’ve had readers describe The Art of Being God as a poetic self-help or spiritual book. Each chapter is intentionally titled and designed to tackle a big issue which affects our lives. All this is wrapped up beautifully with an artistic point of view and new age way of thinking. Not just another self-help book, but rather a story elegantly through the eyes of our main character, LeRoy. told If you are looking for something refreshingly different to inspire you, The Art of Being God is for you.
Discover Who You Are:
Have you ever looked in the mirror, wondering how you became who you are today? We often get so wrapped up in the norms of life we forget why we’re here and how to live. Are you more than what job title says about you? How many of your friends really know who you are?
Money:
Money isn’t everything…or is it? It can definitely be used to help build a comfortable life, but does happiness derive from money or is there something more to it? Where does money fit in our life and how can we be feel complete when everything is designed around it?
Relationships and Where You Fit In:
Why do some people seem to be naturally more attractive to others? This isn’t just about physical beauty, learn why some individuals seem to fit in perfectly while being “crazy”. Absorb the importance of embracing yourself and how doing so can make everything in your life better, specifically your relationships.
Art:
Learn how art may just be the most important thing in your life. Art can be so much, it can be a reflection of self or something we create. If God is a creator then we are his art, his masterpieces. Art is everything that is and ever will be and it could be your saving grace.
God:
Hear God calling. Learn the true definition of God.
About the Author:
Court Leroy was born in Provo, Utah in 1989. He began attending Utah Valley University and took a brief hiatus from his studies to travel through Europe. While living in Rome, he further developed his passion for art and writing as he continued his crazy journey and eventually decided to fulfill his lifelong dream of being an author. He prefers to not take life too seriously.
