My own books will be published soon, I have been published in others’ books, and recommend a couple of great books that will help you lose fat, build muscle and be healthy.
I am represented by Inkwell Management in New York City.
Lose it Right: A Brutally Honesty, 3-Stage Program to Lose Weight Without Losing Your Mind
Coming from Random House Canada in 2013
I’m in the process of co-authoring a book on changing eating behaviors to lose weight. We have sold it to Random House Canada and are currently looking for a U.S. publisher. This book is the exact opposite of anything Oprah would endorse. It is a scientific analysis of impulsive eating behaviors and how you can learn to control them to reach your fat loss goals, improve your health and feel great inside a high-performance body. Plus, I’m in charge of the writing part, so you know what that means.
My co-author is Dr. Margaret Yúfera-Lietch, and she’s brilliant.
Margaret has her PhD in psychology from Sussex University in England (where her thesis focused specifically on eating behaviors and the link to obesity) and was a research fellow with the Hudson Institute’s anti-obesity initiative in Washington, DC. She’s also an exercise enthusiast and knows the personal side of resisting ice cream.
Also, Lindy Kennedy is on board as a nutrition advisor. She has an MSc. in health promotion and is a Registered Dietitian. She also has a bunch of fitness certifications and has been a diet and fitness consultant for a really long time, working with hundreds of clients. If you need nutrition services, I highly recommend her.
READ THE INTRODUCTION TO LOSE IT RIGHT.
Bad language alert! I wrote an e-book for men (that women seem to like)
It’s called Mission: Motivation – A Realistic Guide to Getting and Staying Fit and it’s published by AskMen. It’s a shorter book focusing on life planning, goal setting, time management, motivation for exercise and eating healthy. This is my area of expertise. It’s a prevailing theme through what I write and the core of my consulting business. It brings the whole “MBA” thing to bear. The language may be a bit locker room, but the advice is relevant to both genders and most age groups. You can handle it.
Yes, I am a Chicken Soup author. Twice.
Can you believe that?
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Runners– This book contains my story “The God of the iPod.” If you don’t want to buy the book, you can still read the story here.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Thanks Dad – This one contains my story “The Cheslatta River Race,” which I wrote as a sort of Father’s Day present. Read it here.