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RICK BREITWEISER
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.
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The phrase “the proof is in the pudding” suggests that the best way to determine the truth in something is through first-hand experience, hence actually “tasting the pudding.”
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However, I must challenge this belief by highlighting that individual perspectives can be subjective. The world often depends on collaboration and different viewpoints to establish what is accepted as truth. I emphasize the importance of not assuming one’s truth as the only truth and the need for collective understanding from various sources of information and teachings. This book outlines the many ways to understand what you accept as truthful.
Rick B.
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My Story
When I was young, I told my mother I was going to be a dentist. But how was that to be when all I was was a “dreamer,” and one who could never stay focused? And if I practiced, I was easily distracted. Well, my tentativeness won out, and I went into sales.
One of my greatest gifts is human intuition, being able to read people and understand their needs and desires without cards, a “spirit board,” or a glass ball. After all, it played a big part in becoming an industry's top salesman and multiple business owner.
In my case, the uncertainty of life’s paths has led me into authorship. So when I got down to writing my books, I drew from what I learned about myself and life that would be the most useful to others in their personal lives. Effortlessly, I fashioned writings that were real, relatable, and entertaining... as if we are before each other in conversation.
But what I really have is experience and an unending desire to “get” everything. I must fully understand the inner workings of anything to be versed enough to convey a logical accurate message. In my style of writing, you can expect excerpts like this: “I can only be everything I was created to be.” If I realize this as much, my creator will be witness to one of happiness and peace of mind.
All I can wish for is that my books are useful to everyone who reads them.
