Re-Invent You is about achieving your greatness. Change your habits, your life, and your rationalizations for why you can't achieve your goals.I grew up with an alcoholic lawyer father, who also happened to be bipolar, and married 3 times. My mother, an alcoholic, who left when I was 6 months old, was married 5 times. My stepmother, an alcoholic, was married 5 times, left when I was young. My role models were not helpful, and I had to create my own road to success. Kicked out of the house, I slept on friend's couches.... ultimately I got it together and graduated from college, and law school, at night, while working full time. It took me years to overcome this crazy family life to create my own successful beautiful family life and a successful career. I did it by reinventing myself and my life. Let me show you how to overcome a crazy family and achieve your greatness! I have been an attorney, adjunct professor, EMT, on the Red Cross Disaster Team, YMCA Board Member, Mediation certified for Divorces, Mediation Board Member, given Fly Fishing Lessons, made custom golf clubs, custom outdoor knives, Journeyman Bladesmith, and more. Some reviews: "The book's title of being reinvented captures the essence of the magnitude and depth of what seekers of hope can rely upon to obtain victory and recovery. Every page is gripping and is a must read when hope for the future is daunting." Gerald Hay, Executive/Physician Professional Coach" Mr. C. does not shy away from the sad and disturbing events of his childhood but never allows them to define who he was and who he is to become. He offers a blueprint for young people in similar straits to find a way out of this dark wood." Dr. John D'Alessandro, Certified School Psychologist, Adjunct Professor of Psychology, Temple UniversityFrom the author:
Author Biography:
E.C. is an attorney, in the Philadelphia area. He has been working in the Child Welfare field for 15 years, presenting thousands of hearings in court. He clawed his way through college and law school, all to Re-Invent himself to achieve his own greatness. He has written "How to Survive Night Law School" and co-authored Pennsylvania Delinquency and Dependency Law, a yearly publication, for the last 3 years. Eric's passion for Emergency Medicine helped him rescue people from car crashes, motorcycle accidents, and perform CPR both on and off the job. His kids help ensure he is a consistent expert in splinter removal, splints, and finding ice packs. While in night division Law School he started and ran a Fly Fishing blog, which continued for 6 years. E.C. makes custom knives and does custom leather work including sheaths and wallets. He is an avid fly fisher and bow hunter. Currently considered an "apprentice" Blacksmith, he hopes to become a "Master" Blacksmith in the next few years.
