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This book will help you to understand yourself better, through Joe's own mishaps, adventures, and mousiness about life and consciousness. It also has 20 color photos that Joe took, of the Big Island of Hawaii, for those that just want to look at the pictures and imagine themselves on the island in their own grand adventures. The book only delves briefly on Joe's troubled past, and instead focuses on his positive life changes. His message throughout is clear. Once you find yourself living in a place that makes your body happy, your life will work itself out for the better. All you need is your own personal thoughts of happiness and well being, and positive actions. Go. Now. Seriously, the best time to start feel better is now! Aloha.
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Giới thiệu tác giả
Joe Holt aka "Aloha Joe" is a survivor in every sense of the word.
Through a young adult life full of physical, mental, and sexual abuse, into two enlistments in the Marines, and two failed marriages, Joe has continued to flourish. He has survived many near death experiences and has scars on every major part of his body. There are several books in the works to chronicle as many of these stories as will come to his mind. For you see, he has sustained multiple traumatic brain injuries as a full contact fighter, U.S. Marine, and motorcycle enthusiast. He also has the Aspergers Spectrum of Autism, and has had speech therapy as well as cognitive brain therapy to regain proper speech.
Do not worry my fine friends, there is a book available now! Joe has moved to the Big Island to regain his personal well being. He chronicled the beginning of his journey of self-discovery in his first book entitled "Aloha Joe in Hawaii." It is an easy read with color photos of the Big Island of Hawaii. The stories are of Hawaiian adventure and of his personal awakening on the Hawaiian Island.
This book is a beacon of light in the darkness of life, for any victim of abuse, or any lost soul who wishes but an anchor to gain their bearings and take stock of themselves. Just remember Joe's words; "Of all of the things that I have learned about myself and about life, the most important of those is as follows. I learned that I could be happy."
