I Peed & Forgot: An Nfl Father's Apology Letter to His Daughter About Facing Demons and Rising Above Failures.

Keyuo Craver Sr.

2017年7月 · Xlibris Corporation

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關於本電子書

I Peed, I Forgot is an autobiography based off the life of former professional football player Keyuo Craver Sr. Inspired by a very negative experience with his daughter, Craver opens up his book with a letter to her apologizing and opening up to her about who he truly is and not what she has heard him to be. This book touches on family, goals, addiction, success, and failures. The author holds nothing back about his life experiences and discusses ways that he was able to navigate out of very negative situations. With great successes and accomplishments, Keyuo also details the failures in his life and how he has been able to use them to become more purpose driven and also talks about what truly makes one happy in life. This book will inspire any athlete who aspires to be a professional athlete, any father who struggles with having a normal relationship with their child, or any person that feels hopeless, as if the world and the people in it were against you. A very true and inspiring account of reaching the top of the mountain and hitting rock bottom but never giving up to find your purpose in life.

關於作者

Keyuo Craver Sr. is a former college all-American and professional football player with the New Orleans Saints (also CFL and AFL experience too). Originally born in Dallas Texas, Keyuo graduated high school from a small town in East Texas called Harleton. The second oldest of four boys, Keyuo has three beautiful children, Rayn, Keyuo Jr., and Issa. He graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with a communications degree and has recently started his company, "A Chip Off The Block LLC", where he does inspirational and motivational speaking engagements and leadership consulting. A member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., he also spends a lot of time working with mentoring the youth and uplifting the community to help those that are disadvantaged.