"Maintaining My Mind and Moving Forward" the key to not giving up on the leader within you!

Book Description

Publication Date: November 21, 2013

In this book, the follow up to “Mastering the Mind by Mixing It Up”, you will learn how to maintain those areas in your mind, life, actions and reactions in which you have made progress. You will be motivated to continue making progress and inspired to (in the least) maintain the distance you have already come. You will also be given the tools to continue on and to achieve all that you are capable of, and in every area of your life.

Are you a line walker, or you a subtle settler? Knowing is half the battle. 

A definite follow up to book one. 

"Mastering the Mind by Mixing it Up" The key to becoming your own greatest leader!

Book One- why you must read it. 

This book will take many of the current beliefs you have stored in your mind and question them. It will confuse you in a way that will force you to think outside of the box. You cannot master your own mind if the majority of your thoughts are based on those of society and not any of the ideas or facts that you've created on your own. If you are not the master of your own mind, you are a zombie. You live the repetitive life of society and are stuck in a comfort zone that is probably not even all that comfortable. It's time for you to think a bit differently, to master your own mind, and be your own greatest leader. This book will address the many things that affect the way that you think. It will explain how thinking is where it all begins. Your successes and failures, happiness and hurts, the hesitation, procrastination, and motivation all begins within your own mind.

This is a must read for any and all persons on the road to a greater and happier self. 

"Beware Of These People"

We all come across them, know them, maybe even at one time or another believed and trusted in them. I'm warning you, they exist.


Those that think as deep as a paper cut, love as strong as pencil led, and have loyalty as sure as a chameleon.      I have seen them in real life.
They would give you their last stolen penny, share all that they knew they could get back, and stick with you just as long as a post it. I have seen them in action.
They miss you as much as a mismatched sock and want you more than any bill they've never paid. They are as rare as cotton, as true as the unknown allergy, and as courageous as the broken umbrella. I have seen them.

When the facts of a person are shown to you, believe them.