The Candle vs. the Torch

"Life is no brief candle to me. It is a sort of splendid torch which I have got a hold of for the moment, and I want to make it burn as brightly as possible before handing it on to future generations." ~ George Bernard Shaw

If you are living your life holding a candle, you need to put it down and pick up the torch that has your name on it.

Once you pick up the torch, things will become much clearer to you and you will be able to begin to live your life and fulfill your purpose to the fullest.

Remember, you will only be holding the torch but for a moment before the time comes for you to hand it over to the next generation of "torch bearers.”

Children are the next generation of "torch bearers” in the 21st Century and some of them are in dire need of your HELP and my HELP.

Please join our foundation in helping so that our kids will all be ready to move forward successfully when their individual torches are passed on to them.

Visit http://www.mylifelinefoundation.org/ today to learn more about one easy way you can help.  You can also click one of the children’s book links right on this page to provide quick assistance to a group of children in need.

Together we can help our future “torch bearers"access what they will need to succeed and excel in life.

"Children are the globe's most precious commodity." (Terence H. Biggs, Jr., 2009)

Terence Biggs, Jr.

Lifeline Foundation, Inc.

Co-Chair & CEO

info@mylifelinefoundation.org

Terence H. Biggs, Jr. has a degree in Managerial Accounting, and worked on Wall Street as a managerial accountant for many years before pursuing his entrepreneurial dream to own his own business.  Terence’s thriving retail men’s clothing and tuxedo business was at its peak when he decided to retire from the world of self-employment to begin a third career.  He is currently a Marketing & Sales executive with the primary east coast tuxedo wholesaler, where he is now in the position to guide and mentor other small business owners to achieve the same level of excellence and success he achieved in his business.  In addition, Terence recently founded Marketplace Dynamics, LLC; a marketing firm that specializes in the formalwear industry.  Terence is the husband of LifelineExtensions.blog’s author, Sharon, and the couple live in New Jersey with their 15-year old daughter, Danielle.  He also serves as Lifeline Foundation, Inc.'s Co-Chair & CEO.

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