Slow Down-The Fastest Way to Get Everything You Want
This book has meant a lot to me. I picked it up, early into my sobriety, as part of a course I was taking to get my life coaching certification. The course was taught by the author himself, David Essel. I was not sure at the time that I wanted to be a life coach, but I knew that I needed to make some major changes in my life if I were going to maintain my sobriety. I was willing to try anything-even slowing down.
Those of you who have followed my blog for awhile know that my passion is racing. Going fast is just the way I am wired. David's book Slow Down and his course have taught me a lot about how to slow down in order to achieve my goals faster. He debunks the notion that I personally held that in order to be more successful you have to work faster and harder and always be first.
David Essel is an author, lifestyle coach, speaker and TV/radio host whose nationally syndicated motivational program was heard in over 220 cities for nine years. An athlete, poet, and more, David has been labeled a "21st century Renaissance man" for his ability to inspire millions through the combination of his creative, authentic and philosophical energies and drive. David's mission is to inspire others to reach their own personal potential, and his professional presentations have drawn rave reviews from Fortune 500 companies across the U.S.
David's book, his course, and his theories have helped me shift my beliefs about what it takes to be successful and has helped me maintain my sobriety. I highly recommend this book if you are facing any challenges in your life, in business or with spirituality. This book will offer you a formula for achieving all that you desire in life. You can find Slow Down by visiting www.erikelsea.com/books/.
Erik Elsea
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