Break the Rules: Transcend the Limitations Around You

Rules dictate every aspect of our lives. Whether they are cultural and societal norms, the expectations of those around us, or the limitations we consciously or subconsciously place on ourselves, rules influence daily decisions and ultimately write our future.

In Break The Rules, Dominic and Lindsay Russo draw on their epic personal journey to teach how to both identify and disregard the rules that keep people suffocating in a small place. It is a fast-paced, inspirational roadmap created to lead you to the place of promise God has already prepared for you.

Whether you are 18 preparing for an entire life ahead of you or 58 contemplating what the next season should look like, Break All The Rules will empower you to intentionally and strategically move ahead.

Dominic Russo is a speaker, a humanitarian, and an innovator in international missions. At the young age of 20, Dominic founded Missions.Me and began organizing strategic outreach projects in cities across Latin America. These multifaceted projects include hundreds of missionary volunteers, large-scale relief initiatives, and collaborative partnerships with local political and religious leaders.

In 2011, Dominic launched the ＂1Nation1Day＂ vision in Honduras - a project that attracted the largest foreign missions team in history and was officially declared a national holiday by the Honduran President. On the week of July 20, 2013 more than 1 million Hondurans were personally reached through the 1Nation1Day outreaches and every national newspaper announced ＂We Have A New Honduras.＂

Dominic authored the book Do Not Say I Am Too Young to motivate people to seize their destiny regardless of their age. Dominic’s story reverberates with inspiration and stirs hearts to dream of a life fully dedicated to impacting people. In 2010, Dominic’s wife Lindsay founded Angel House - an organization that has provided 83 Angel Houses, homes to over 2,100 children in India and a safe house for 30 victims of human trafficking in Nepal. Together, they reside in Rochester, Michigan with their sons Mason and Jude.