I loved this book for many reasons but mostly because of the how the visual of filling the seats at your table are discussed. I have always heard about how it is important to surround yourself with the right people but this book broke down WHO needs to be at your table as well as their FUNCTION/WHY. For example, he mentions have spiritual covering, a mentor, therapist, financial advisor etc but also having empty seats for people to rotate in and out depending on the circumstance at hand. The table represents your life and the purpose you were placed on earth to fulfill. There is no way to accomplish your purpose alone, you need other people to help you, so choosing to take control of your table is very important. The arrangement of your table directly relates to the things God wants to do through you and can change the community and even the world and is not something to be taken lightly. Be strategic and purposeful when choosing who should have a seat at your table.

Find the key to taking ownership of your life and becoming the person God created you to be.
Are fears and uncertainties keeping you from reaching for your dreams? In Take Your Seat at the Table, bestselling author Anthony O'Neal reveals the indispensable tools and strategies to take ownership of your decisions and step into the life God wants you to live.
A story about how to feel abundant in our life with focus to God.

The title immediately draws you in, sparking my curiosity about this book, and the content did not disappoint! Each chapter felt like a conversation with Anthony as he taught us how to invite strategic people to the tables of our lives to reach our full potential. I was thrilled to learn that he hosts a podcast called The Table with Anthony O’Neal, and I’ll definitely be tuning in! I give this book a solid 4/5👏🏼. I look forward to reading more from this amazing author!

WOW! This book. Absolutely phenomenal. I just devoured this book. This would be a wonderful book for a community group to do and work through it together. It was full of great things and so much knowledge. Thomas Nelson, you did wonders with this book!