Today, I am giving you an opportunity to save yourself from that horrendous horde of humanity and do a little online shopping. As most of you know, I wrote, "I Still Believe In Tomorrow" in 2012 and have been selling it online from my website, at speeches, conferences, schools and libraries ever since.
One small social service company ordered an ebook version for each one of their employees off my website after my presentation.
Please let me remind you what a great gift the book is to put on that new electronic device you are giving that special someone! They will be pleased to open that new iPad, Kindle, Android, laptop or computer complete with a nice, short, inspirational book already loaded and ready for reading as that tryptophan-induced nap starts to kick in!
They will be so excited and enthralled by reading my words; it will keep the effects of that nap at bay! Well, maybe not, but they can finish the book after the nap.
Or, you can order the paperback version off my website at www.patcom.com and surprise them with a nice gift to put in their pile of new socks and other goodies.
If you live in the Twin Cities area and would like an autographed copy or copies, I have plenty of copies here I would be willing to personally sign them to the intended receiver with a special note made just to that person. There is still plenty of time to get that done so you desire.
If you are not familiar with my book, here is the cover:
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Since this is an unabashed plea for holiday gifts, I want to implore you exactly how important this book can be to someone's life. Let me leave you with a quote from a reader I received a few months ago:
"I look up to you. Your speech was tremendous and I loved the book!"
She was in a workshop I did and I had an opportunity to speak with her after my keynote.
As if I have not made myself perfectly clear yet, I will make one more plea. The book makes a great gift for someone on your list and if you have not already read it, I believe you would like to read it as well.
It never hurts to give you that special gift either.
I hope everyone has a great Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, office party and any other celebration this holiday season. Drive safely and remember to keep your hands on the wheel and not on that cell phone!
I look forward to your comments.
Later,
Mike
2 comments:
Obviously, you had to spend another night in your wheelchair when scheduled PCA did not show up?? Or you would not have posted this so early in the day! You may not post this and that's OK but I had to get it off my chest this morning! Thirty plus hours in that chair is just not acceptable and your health is at stake and this is happening WAY to often! So many people would benefit from reading your book. Mike! Even today you are fighting the Good Fight no one knows about! Love you, your Mother., Colleen Patrick
Dear Mike,
Have you ever thought about working with returning Vets?
Karen
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