IN THE BOOKS

I was encouraged by many to write my first book, I Didn't Ask To Be Me. But who am I, and who would care to know about me? I do know a lot of people, though. I've had an interesting and exciting life, but it never seemed enough—unless I could find a way to write about everyone all at once. That's it: we're all the same, yet different in the lives we've led. Through my association with a recovery group for people with addiction, I can write about my experiences in that area and all the people I have met who struggle with alcoholism.

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My next book focused on what I do best: sales and self-promotion. Titled Sales and Selling Yourself, it examines the art of selling yourself as a way to succeed in any endeavor. Whatever you're selling, you are the constant—the product or person people have to buy into before they invest in anything else.

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t usually takes me a year to write and produce a fully edited, print-ready book. While the current book is in the editing stages, I start working on the next one. For my third book, I decided to undertake a comprehensive study of addiction. As a diligent student and researcher, I aimed to create a work that goes beyond alcohol use disorder (AUD) and substance use disorders (SUD).

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Two and a half years later, with twice as many pages as my previous books, I released Addiction Logic in May 2024. This book is written in simple language and is intended for anyone dealing with a passion, routine, habit, obsession, or addiction—experiences shared by many.

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You guessed it, I am six months and thirteen chapters into The Proof is in the Pudding. You’ll have to find out for yourself later this year!