Bøger af Keith Smith

From the Back Cover 1. Why was this book Created? This book was created so you, as the reader, can truthfully evaluate yourself. By reading this book, you will be able to determine if you are a Comfort Zoner or an Owner. Once you determine if you are using the 5 distinguishing characteristics that are written in this book: Mentally, Spiritually, Physically, Financially and Emotionally, then you will begin to learn how to become an Owner. 2. What is the difference between a Comfort Zoner & Owner? Comfort Zoner: A Person who wants to change for the better, but does not take action in order to create change. In other words, the person does not want to be a part of his or her necessary change to become better. (A person who hesitates to Invest in themselves for self-improvement.) Owner: A person who takes ownership and owns up to their responsibilities: mentally, spiritually, physically, financially and emotionally, in order to create the necessary change in their life they are expecting. They understand they are not just a part of their change, but they are the change to what happens in their life. (A person who immediately invests in themselves for self-improvement.) Truthfully, Which One Are You Are? [] Comfort Zoner [] Owner 3. What would this book Help me to do? It is easy to look at someone else's life and evaluate it, but by reading this transformable book, you will now begin to look at yourself and TRUTHFULLY EVALUATE WHO YOU ARE. 4. What can I Expect this book to do for me? This book will not only uplift, encourage, inspire and motivate you, but it will also change and transform your lifestyle for the better with your active participation. 5. Why do I need to Participate in my improvement & change? Because there's NOTHING that can and will help you change and improve YOUR LIFE for the better if you are not willing to participate and be a part of YOUR OWN CHANGE to become better. TIP: What we all want is a better life right? I guarantee You will absolutely find something in this book to help you improve yours 100%. 6. What is the Purpose of this book? The purpose of this book is to help you ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR COMFORT ZONE and show you how to TRANSFORM YOUR MIND in order to DESTROY your Comfort Zone DAILY. The purpose of this book is to help you to become a better YOU. 7. What if I don't want to Destroy my Comfort Zone? Research has proven, that if you do not destroy your Comfort Zone. Then your Comfort Zone WILL DESTROY YOU 100%. Not just sometimes, But ALL THE TIME. What can I possibly be comfortable with that I do not know about? Let's go inside the book to find out. "DESTROY YOUR COMFORT ZONE TO BECOME A BETTER YOU." IT''S POSSIBLE. Thanks to my Book Consultant: ARD Book Services www.ardbookservices

Another Day by R. Keith Smith is a collection of stories that focus on the many small moments in life. Whether through whimsy or melancholy, Smith paints a picture with his words to entrance the reader in what otherwise may be seen as just another day. Stories like "Xena and Beer" and "Gurus" are a light-hearted read that equal parts entertaining as they are relatable. Whereas stories like "Black Flower Duet" and "Monet's Gardens" are soaked in mystique and intrigue, leaving the reader to ponder their meaning with tears in their eyes. The finale, "Sunset", gives the reader a fly on the wall perspective of everyday life - the mundane, dramatic, loving and real. It is an ending that while feeling complete, leaves you wanting the story to continue onto the next day. There is something for everyone in this book. Whether you want to cry, laugh, or meditate on deeper meanings, Another Day can provide all of those and more. Take some time to read Another Day and let it help you see the beauty of the small moments in life that we all share.

It is indeed rare when the young victim of a brutal crime grows up to reveal his story in a way that is both compelling and objective. Such is the case with Keith Smith in the gripping and deeply disconcerting bio-novel, Men in My Town. Based on his experience of having been abducted, beaten, and raped by a local pedophile, Smith reminds us how quickly the innocence of youth can be snatched away. But there are two stories here, one of despair, the other of revenge. While the boy in this novel shares the terror of the attack and the fear that grips his life thereafter, the reader is also pulled into the fictionalized account of his attacker's murder, orchestrated by a few local men who take it upon themselves to seek retribution and give Smith, and other boys of Lincoln, Rhode Island, peace of mind. Who murdered him and how is the stuff of fiction. That the case was never solved is truth. A compelling and chilling story about violence, survival, and retribution.