Living without a list it Becoming Limitless Review is almost like trying to navigate to an unknown destination without a map. I guarantee you, once you have clarity on what it is you are looking for and you are focused on it, it is just a matter of time before you find it.It was one of the most scintillating kick-starts to a church service I'd ever seen. Five bad Elvis impersonators who couldn't sing, dance or even make the ladies scream tried shaking their hips to the King's hit tune All Shook Up. They tried creating the same electricity that Elvis generated but the crowd wasn't falling for these five fake Kings of Rock 'n Roll.What they were lacking in talent, they also lacked much more in raw energy, intensity and spirit. The Donald would have yelled, "You're all fired!" And then he would have laughed vigorously because it was done in good fun.As the Elvises were exiting, Pastor Harry took the stage. Speaking in the moment, in his usual positive demeanor, he pointed out, "That one in blue. He's an elder in this church. I think he's going to get written up." And then he commented, "If the Presbyterians down the street get wind of this -- there goes our credibility."While the Elvis act wouldn't qualify for American Idol, Harry shook us up with his message. In my opinion it was one of the best, thought-provoking presentations he's ever given. He rocked the house with his comparison of King David and the King of Rock 'n Roll. He took this crowd of a thousand regulars on a magical journey filled with stories and lessons.He closed with a story about Terry, a boyhood friend turned extremely criminal, and nearing the end of his life, fighting brain cancer and mounting debts, wanted desperately to see his daughter graduate from high school one year away, as his last wish. Terry got his wish on June 7th, 2008... and passed away ten days later. The audience was gripped in silence, captivated and traveled with Harry word-for-word.Afterwards people lined up to speak with Harry. Me included. Harry's kind, caring and concerned disposition carried over from the platform to the floor. I watched and listened as he treated everyone with high regard.I had something to ask him. A favor. It was totally selfish. I didn't know if he'd go for it. I had to ask because I sensed this was the right time.I didn't know how - and I didn't know why. I just knew if I didn't ask him that moment, that exact moment, I'd chicken out. While waiting in line I gathered my intestinal fortitude and held it. https://binaryforexacademy.com/becoming-limitless-review/