Things I Learned While Walking: by Daunte Henderson

After graduating college with thousands of dollars of debt and hopes of becoming an educator, Daunte found himself in a place of complete surrender. He applied, but the job's never came. The rent was due, and his in-between jobs at Subway and U.S. Cellular were barely making ends meet. Upon moving to Chicago, Daunte felt that God was calling him to be greater. He knew his sense of purpose was larger than the minimum wage he earned from 80 hours. The universal shift occurred when Daunte prayed to God one night. In his prayer he cried out to the Lord asking him to heal his wounds, forgive him of his past, correct his walk and give him purpose. God responded mightily and provided him with the direction to write this poetic bestseller. Henderson's words reflect the true ebbs and flows of what it means to be human. His reflections on spirituality speak to the dual existence we all live in as beings trying to do right, but caught up in the web of wrong at times. Things I Learned While Walking reminds us that love lost is painfully tragic, but artfully designed to teach us and develop our character. This book was inspired heavily by Henderson's time in Chicago, specifically Englewood on the city's Southside. His walks down the many famous streets of Chicago provide a rich commentary on not only the state of Black Chicago, but America as a whole. Although this book was mainly written in Chicago during 2009-2010, works from Henderson's time in St. Louis, Atlanta and Peoria are also included. Follow Henderson's weekly reflection series on Instagram by using the hashtag #ThingsILearnedWhileWalking Follow Daunte Henderson on Instagram at @BrotherHenderson Twitter at @BrotherDaunte

Author: Daunte Henderson

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Publication Date: May 07, 2010

Number of Pages: 94 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: 1451580649

ISBN-13: 9781451580648