Habitual Habitat

An Urban Sermon

De: LaQuon S Johnson

Narrado por: Dr. Adriane Bradley-Gray

Habitual Habitat introduces the listener to behaviors that have been introduced to the characters by their predecessors, society, and those in positions of influential power. Have you ever wondered why you tend to act a certain way when facing certain situations? Why do you engage in certain acts while amongst certain people? What encourages you to aim for certain objectives? When your back is up against the wall, why do you tend to "fight" or "flee"? How has your uncontrollable set of circumstances shaped who you are as a person, professional, and product of the planet?

These are the questions that can be answered after one has truly delved into their Habitual Habitat and crossed the threshold of understanding the power they and do not have over self-sculpture. Habitual Habitat serves as a glimpse into the antics that propel people to progression, as well as the repetitive "Bumps in the Road" created by those that drive on its pavement.

©2021 LaQuon Johnson (P)2021 LaQuon Johnson

Real Stories About Real Life

A must read for current day. This book is great in using stories from the dirty and concrete to take you through tangled worlds of bad decision. Stories so relatable you can feel as if you're in it or reminds you of something or someone you know or know of. This is the third book from the author I've read and he hit's it out of the park again with raw and undiluted tales of what can happen when you live life like there's no tomorrow. It's not about feeding a dream of trying to be wealth, or a guru. It's about simple things like can you even make the proper decisions to get through school, not get in trouble with the law, avoid addiction, get a job or keep a job. I highly recommend especially for the young adults from 13-23. My only minor complaint is that, even though narrator did a great job, the engineering or editing of the audio could've been better to remove the extra noises.