The Source de Chris Parsons

The Source

Chris Parsons

The Source is a book that gradually awakens you to the realisation that you are more than what you think you are. Many people see their lives as worthless and only have value once their lives are filled with 'things'. The Source is a good news story that reassures you that you have already 'reached the promised land' and that you don't have to strive or struggle for anything. You will also come to realise that you are far more powerful than you think you are. The idea is that all thoughts are a form of prayer that in one way or another actually come true. The life you have is a direct result of your thinking. Life doesn't just happen to you, it is a reflection of you. The Source provides you with a perspective that leaves you feeling all powerful because it suggests that you are responsible for everything that happens in your reality. This means that you can change your life by changing your thoughts. Even better news is that you don't have to make plans or try to think about how to solve any problems. All you have to do is just visualise the problem solved and the 'how' will be taken care of for you. See yourself looking and feeling rather pleased about things and life will unfold to make that feeling a reality. Ultimately, we all want to feel good and you can take that first step by reading The Source.

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Chris grew up on a cotton farm in the central deserts of Arizona. Belonging to an outdoor family, his first memories were of deer hunting camp where the entire family, including Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles and Cousins, would gather in late fall every year and spend a week in the remote mountains of southeast Arizona. The outdoors and hunting were a way of life for Chris's family. Being one of the youngest in the family, Chris grew up watching everyone else hunting and shooting. Chris could hardly wait until the day when he could join the family in the field. The day arrived and Chris began carrying a shotgun into the field when he was only twelve years old. That day began a lifelong passion for shooting a shotgun. Shotgunning would take Chris across the country hunting. He hunted pheasants in Idaho, geese in New Mexico and quail in the deserts of Arizona. Then in his early thirty's Chris was invited to a sporting clays event in Boulder City, Nevada. Ducks Unlimited was holding their annual Ducks in the Desert sporting clays event. That event would change Chris's shotgunning life forever. Sporting clays became Chris's passion. This new found passion caused Chris to learn everything he could about the sport. He took lessons from several top pros in the country. He spent three days in an Immersion Clinic is north Texas to expand his knowledge and technical game. He spent a day with one of the greatest shooting champions in the world, Lanny Bassham, where he soaked up everything Lanny had to offer on the mental game. Chris quickly ascended the classes making Master Class in his second year of competition. Chris is now in his fifteenth year competing in sporting clays and has over 90,000 registered targets. Chris won his first State Championship in his sixth year of competition and has now won State Championships in all of the major events including the Main Event, Fitasc, 5-stand and Supersport. Chris earned his way on to the prestigious Professional Sporting Clays Association twice where he competed against the best competitors in the country. Chris made his first Open Class NSCA Fitasc All American team in 2019. In 2018 Chris founded Blue Ribbon Shooting Sports and began teaching as a shotgun instructor. He has coaching credentials from NRA Sports as a Shotgun Coach and is in his third year of instructing. He has found a passion in helping students build a skill set to advance their shooting career. Chris enjoys helping his students avoid the mistakes he made on his climb to be a competitive Master Class shooter. To help instruct his students and all competitors in the sport Chris decided to create a guide on how to develop a set of skill sets. His passion has led to writing his first book Skill Sets: Practicing for Sporting Clays.