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Storms are always affecting our lives--even when everything seems calm.

We are always driving into a storm, driving through a storm, or driving out of a storm. These storms can last for minutes, hours, days, weeks, or even years.

Dr. James Coyle, a chaplain and mental health specialist, shares life lessons on recognizing these storms and navigating them so you can continue in your desired direction. Drawing on his personal experience, including a suicide attempt, divorce, and career challenges, he helps you

- pinpoint the choices you've made that have led to specific outcomes;
- focus on the important things that anchor your existence;
- help yourself by helping others; and
- approach each day with hope, faith, and love.

Filled with anecdotes, true stories, and exercises, your family, friends, and associates can also use these lessons to navigate life's most difficult curves, potholes, and steep climbs. Stay on track on your life's journey with the insights in GPS: Your Guide through Personal Storms.

114 pages, Paperback

Published March 30, 2017

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45 reviews4 followers
June 22, 2017
Inspirational! GPS by James Coyle, is full of knowledge and inspiration. This book is packed with interesting facts to help you become a more positive, and a less stressed out person!

The book is neatly organized with step by step information on how you can be less stressed out, as well as ways to overcome your worries. There are also terrific acronyms like "HOPE" that help to bring further meaning to the word! The aspect of the book that i really enjoyed and i think others will enjoy also, were the personal stories that Dr. James Coyle has presented. The real life events help to give the book an extra jolt and really helps to vamp up the book ! These personal stories bring a human touch to the book that help you to relate and think further about what you can do to improve your life as well as to overcome obstacles. i feel that this aspect really helps the reader to understand and think deeply!

Another cool aspect about this book is the wolf analogy. But i don't want to spoil it, just take a read! GPS by Dr. James Coyle was a great book! 4 Stars won in goodreads giveaway!
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Author 12 books121 followers
January 17, 2019
Excellent resource for anyone going through a tough time or those who work with or are companioning someone going through life's storms. James doesn't just write from a professional vantage point; he includes person anecdotes and stories that resonate with the reader. Whatever your are going through, reading this book gives you hope for a better future.
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January 22, 2020
It is a good book and my daughter gifted it to me after the loss of my son. But I am 71 years old and I have been through a lot in my life. I could probably write my own book. I don't want to seem arrogant but my relationship with God is all I need to get through life anymore.
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April 8, 2018
This book is only 100 pages long, but it is packed full of interesting anecdotes, stories, and other ways of illustrating the author’s point.
GPS is meant to help one who is going through one of life’s many storms, or is trying to help others get through them. The author speaks a good bit about attitude and how it helps influence what happens to us.
There are several good stories, but one is exceptionally helpful. It is about a good wolf and a bad wolf. There is a cute story about a four-year-old girl who tells it like it is.

We give GPS: Your Guide Though Personal Storms by Dr. James Coyle all five stars. It is well-written and should help everyone. It is written from a Christian perspective, but even non-Christians should find it to be helpful

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