Bounce Forward: How to Transform Crisis Into Success

by Sam Cawthorn

An inspiring business book that shows leaders and businesspeople how to turn adversity into innovation, productivity, and profitabilityWhen he was just twenty-six years old, Sam Cawthorn's life changed forever. A terrible car accident cost him his arm, left him in a coma, and put him in a wheelchair for the rest of his life--or so he thought. Today, Sam is one of the most successful motivational and inspirational speakers around, addressing some 100,000 people around the world each year, from some of the world's biggest companies. Sam's recovery was more than just a bounce back to where he had been before the accident. Instead, he used his accident as a launching pad to bounce "forward" to reach even greater heights than before. Now, Sam uses his own story to share the secrets of both personal and corporate turnarounds, how to use adversity as a springboard to greater heights not just for individuals, but also for companies and teams. Sam speaks to bankers, salespeople, leaders, corporate executives, government workers, students, and anyone else who faces challenges and setbacks every day.In "Bounce Forward," Sam shares the tools, strategies, and psychology that anyone can use to overcome any obstacle. If Sam can bounce forward from the accident that nearly took his life, there's almost nothing that you can't overcome.An inspiring and motivational guide to overcoming challenges in life and in businessIdeal for corporate leaders and employees, business managers, and anyone else who needs to motivate themselves or their teamsPacked with the tools, strategies, and secret formulas it takes to turn adversity into successNo matter what kind of challenge you face--in the office, at home, or even in your own heart--"Bounce Forward" gives you the insight you need to climb higher than ever before, in business or in life.

241 pages, ebook

First published January 1, 2013

About the author

Sam is a thought leader and CEO of Empowering Enterprises and featured in USA Today and The NewYork Times. He is an expert in not only bouncing back but bouncing forward. He is obsessed with corporate and personal turnaround and is the 2009 Young Australian of the Year for Tasmania.