A timely reminder of the power everyone already has to shape their perception of events and how the mind can help to avoid problems by re-assessing obstacles in life through personal responsibility and positive ?self-talk? and affirmations.
DAVID J. WALKER has written twelve published mystery/suspense novels, and one novella. His most recent book is Company Orders, a 2012 release. This is a stand-alone thriller in which the hero is--of all things--a priest.
David is the author of two private eye series, the "Mal Foley" series, and the “Wild Onion, Ltd.” series. The Wild Onion books feature a wife/husband private eye team, and are set in and around Chicago.
David is the author of the acclaimed 2008 suspense novel, Saving Paulo, also a stand-alone, and his short story, “A Weekend in the Country,” was published in the popular 2006 anthology, Chicago Blues.
One of Walker’s Wild Onion, Ltd. books was short-listed for the Society of Midland Authors best novel award. He has been an Edgar® nominee and has won several Lovie awards. He has served on the Board of Directors of Mystery Writers of America. He is also a member of Private Eye Writers of America, and has been a judge for both the Edgar and Shamus awards.
Walker is a life-long Chicagoan. He has been a parish priest in Chicago, an investigator with the Chicago Police Department, and an attorney. At present, he is a full-time writer and lives with his wife just north of the city.
Amazing! This book talks about how we are enough as we are and shouldn't define ourselves by what we have, what we do, etc. I think that everyone should read this book - it did a world of difference for me. Amazing.....love it!
This is a simply written book that is filled with little "gems" about how to gently change how you look at who you are, and change your life for the better.