Wow, I know it’s been a long time since I last blogged but I have literally been consumed with every involving my Book, Secrets of Happy Couples. Life is great. I’m happy.
Today was a nice day of semi-relaxing. Woke up with Marcus and the rain. I love when I can be in bed with no particular place to go in a rain storm. It’s very relaxing. But, after all life happens. So, I couldn’t stay in bed.
My first appointment of the day happened with coaching a group of authors. This was not my usual group, but rather a substitution I did for another coach who had a family emergency. The group was very dynamic. I enjoyed working with them very much. They are all writing great books that contribute to humanity in a big way. Great fun.
After that I had to go to Best Buy to get my computer monitor. It was malfunctioning. They sent it out for repair and couldn’t repair it so I got a brand new one since mine was still under warranty. You gotta love those extended warranties!
A very significant thing happened today! I got the most amazing testimonial for my book that was completely unsolicited. On Friday I was working with a computer guy by remote access. He happened to see my book cover up on my computer and asked about it. I think he is fairly young and was describing the difficulties he’s having in his relationship. Everything he mentioned, I thought, “I have something in the book that speaks to that.” I offered to send him a free copy and he said he would read it.
Today he sent me an email. It said: “I wanted to say thank you for writing this book. I read the whole thing cover to cover over the weekend. I can honestly say it was an educational process and i have learned a lot. This has helped my relationship and me understand things that i didn’t before. I just wanted to let you know that this book has changed my life in a very positive way and regardless of the outcome of my relationship this book has had a great impact on my life. ”
I was so humbled and honored that this creation of mine helped him that much. I felt so good.
