Early Poppers

In a family, on the job, at school, anywhere, there are people who rise to
the occasion. We call them "early poppers." Like kernels of popcorn inside a microwave bag, you
can hear the first one that pops when the heat is turned up. Then we hear that prolonged silence
before the majority of kernels explode in unison. And finally, there are those lowly kernels
that never pop and are found charred and dead at the bottom of the bag.Life is like that. People
are offered opportunities to recognize a challenge and "pop." Most never do. What separates
those poppers from the majority? How can a person learn to recognize the importance and
significance of becoming an "early popper?" Here is a soft examination of the psychological
movements that define humans with a practical explanation of how any of us can become more than
we are currently. Without letting work, school, family, friends, groups or teams keep us from
becoming fulfilled, this book will provide inspiration and motivation to make the changes
necessary to become an "early popper."