Someday
The Excuses We Tell Ourselves
by
Book Cover & Preview Text
Sitting on my porch and watching my seven-year-old boy ride his bike in front of my house, I got to thinking about my life and the experiences, challenges, successes, and failures I have encountered in my brief forty-three years on this planet.
As a practicing martial artist for over thirty-five years, I have been conditioned to look at what’s before me with a broad perspective and to not focus too much in one narrow area. Martial arts is a learning person’s game, and those of us who have had great instructors have also been taught to ap- proach life in the same manner: not to focus too much on the “small stuff ” that happens to us throughout our daily journeys. Conscientious students will have learned how to create goals and to become more proficient and efficient at what they
do and how they do it in both the arts and life.
Formats
Book Details
About the Book
Have you ever been around people who mentally wear you out with their negativity? Or are you caught up in negative thoughts about the outcome of your life and the relationships in it? Do you feel as though you’re floundering, with no hope of a better life?
Author David E. Lash’s Someday: The Excuses We Tell Ourselves, aims to get you to look at yourself honestly and to understand you are exactly where you are supposed to be based on your belief system. Change your belief system, change your life. Lash is no stranger to the struggles of the everyday individual. He isn’t super-financially rich, doesn’t have an island home, or anything over the top like that. A self-employed, middle-class entrepreneur, he faces the same life issues most of us do daily. Divided into two parts, Someday is meant to be a quick, daily read. You’ll learn what forces and influential people shaped the author as a young boy. Some may sound familiar. Lash shows you the importance of being a proactive rather than reactive person. He shares six principles to becoming a proactive person, how to build on those pillars one at a time, and how you can benefit from adopting those elements and embracing change.
Change can be scary. But as you’ll discover in Someday: The Excuses We Tell Ourselves, it can bring you the life you desire. You don’t have to settle for a lesser life that leaves you unsatisfied and wanting more.
About the Author
David E. Lash has made it a point to learn from life. To enjoy the journey and not just the result has always been his goal. A martial artist, former solider, entrepreneur, and a loving father, he constantly strives to live a value-created life.