In former NFL football player and Super Bowl XII runner-up Randy Rich's new book, Nothing Wasted: Learning to Believe You Are Enough in a World of Labels, Rich walks readers through his personal journey of attempting to compensate for his deep-seated insecurities, the mistakes his lack of awareness led to, and his spiritual awakening to a God of love and grace. As he journeys inward and evaluates the voids in his life and where they came from, he invites readers to do the same in their own lives. What would it take to believe that you are enough? What are the labelsthat others have placed on you or that you have placed on yourselfthat are trying to rob you of your identity? Rich's story challenges readers to examine the fragile areas of their lives and awaken to a deeper-rooted identity in Christ.
 
Endorsements
“We all have areas in our lives in which we struggle to truly feel and believe that we are enough—whether it’s in our faiths, relationships, careers, or pursuits...but Nothing Wasted is a manual for those who are tempted to believe those lies, which, on some level, is all of us.” 
-Mike Novak, CEO at K-LOVE
 
“I wholeheartedly encourage you to read Nothing Wasted and go on this journey with Randy to see what treasures God will awaken in you. This book will inspire and help you find your true identity in a supernatural God who knew you before the foundations of the world—how that relationship will transform your life.” 
-Steve Foley, Denver Broncos defensive back
 
"There’s a reason why Randy Rich has been a beacon of hope for me. He not only overcame slights about his size and speed to play in the NFL but has surmounted deeper, personal obstacles. His willingness to share his story, warts and all, has provided hope to thousands of us, and this book should minister to tens of thousands more."
-Ray Johnston, Bayside Church Senior Pastor
 
About the Author
Randy Rich, author of Nothing Wasted, is a former defensive back for the Cleveland Browns and Denver Broncos. At 5’9” and 180 lbs., Rich defied expectations by playing professionally in the NFL. In 1977, he helped take the Broncos through their championship run and into Super Bowl XII. Rich currently serves as Vice President of AiR1’s Dare to Dream program. He is passionate about inspiring students to know that they were specifically created for a unique purpose and that they have the ability and opportunity to achieve that purpose by making the right choices.