
The best part of "Game On" is author Emmitt Smith's ability to draw his reader into his plan (that works!) to dream, set goals, and then build on the strengths God has given you.
I found myself thinking seriously about dreams and goals I still want to achieve. Not only dreams and goals, but a very important part of this book deals with principles that are determined by our character traits. Chapter 3 "Follow Your Path", discusses the content of our character. I was very impressed with this chapter as the author reminds us that in order to be of good character we put the needs of others first, not always an easy thing to do. Well, I believe that is "Game On"!
Emmitt shares many football stories throughout the book, which would attract many sports enthusiasts to read his inspiring story. In particular, stories of his time spent with football legend, Walter Payton, deserve to be read.
I have received a complimentary copy of the book for review purposes from Tyndale House