Do me a favor. Say the word generous out loud. (Go ahead…I’ll wait.)

I’ve noticed that I speak the actual word generous with a tone of graciousness, gratitude, and even a little bit of awestruck humility. Humbled by the fact that someone would graciously share their time, resources, or skills to better my life or provide for a specific need, I am grateful, and I assign that person the descriptor of generous.

As a viable fit for my tagline, “Ideas and Resources for Everyday Christian Living,” a generous offer (as in FREE) from author Andy Traub is the focus of today’s post.

Generosity in action

I recently read Andy’s book, Early to Rise (link below), and I signed up to receive his daily e-mails with tips, ideas, and helpful prodding to rise early and utilize that “extra” time in a productive way throughout the day. Though I’ve been an early riser for many, many years now, I learned a great deal of helpful information from this book. In particular, I saw that just because I was getting up early didn’t mean I was getting stuff done.

Now, before you write this off with an “I’m-not-a-morning-person” reply, please keep reading just a bit longer—I’m about to get to the really good stuff!

You need to know:

1. You don’t have to be a “morning person” to apply the principles of this book.

2. I’m not trying to sell you anything. In fact, Andy’s level of generosity includes the word FREE!

3. I’m receiving nothing in exchange for sharing this information other than knowing I’ve done my job in providing a new, clearly affordable, resource for my friends—you! [Full disclosure: I will post a link below to the current book for those who are not eligible for the freebie. That contains an affiliate link from Amazon, and I receive a small payment for my referral. Read more about that here.)

4. I fully support this, or I wouldn’t post it.

So, where’s that freebie?

In a tweet this morning, Andy shared with me that he is giving away FREE copies of Early to Rise for Moms. (No, no “discount code” required; yes, it’s for moms of all ages!) This is called an “Insider” copy. In other words, Andy would like your feedback on the completed book before it hits the general market. It’s a mutually beneficial offer, because Andy obviously hopes you’ll share with your friends how much you enjoyed the book. But—and again I say—it’s FREE!

Just click the title below, and you will go directly to the page on Andy’s site (which I fully trust) to get your free copy of ETR for Moms. I’d love to know what you think of it, so be sure to stop back and leave me a note or leave a comment on the Petals from the Basket Facebook page.

Click here to get your FREE copy of Early to Rise for Moms.

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Read more about Andy Traub from this page on his website.

If you want to purchase Early to Rise, click here (affiliate link).

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