An in depth look into the past and present life of a professional Martial Artist. Currently holding the title of Kyoshi a 7th Dan Blaclbelt professor Faraday tells his story of trials and tribulation's.
This was the very first book that I had professional published while learning how the entire process works.
There are a few errors as to spelling & context; However it was done for a great cause & 15% of all sales during the year are donated by me to The Relay for Life in person each & every year.
Paperback: 382 pages
Publisher: lulu.com (October 1, 2010)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0557587042
ISBN-13: 978-0557587049
Product Dimensions: 11 x 8.5 x 0.9 inches
Shipping Weight: 2.3 pounds
Excerpt
If you are truley passionate about a cause it isn't just a once in a year donation. It is a year long dedication in ones life!
My charity for this book project is Breast Cancer. During the promotion of this perticular book I set four stages for sales in which I donated 100% of it's prfit of sales to this great cause.
This represented the four stages of this terriable diease! Now & forever 15% of all total sales based from September to September is donated to The Relay For Life for Breast Cancer research to Dana Farber in Boston Ma.
In our Martial Arts training there is so much more than fighting & katas ... Its about helping those who can not help themself's!
This is what being a warrior should be about, and this is what I do. By : Kyoshi Quicksilver " The Silver Dragon " Michael P. Faraday.
Professional Reviews
Lifes lessons
***** Lessons in life July 25, 2012
By KYOSHI QUICKSILVER FARADAY
Format:PaperbackThis book is a teaching source of life lessons. An up close & personal indepth look into the World of todays Professional Martial art's. If you are unable to relate these thoughts into your own lifes experience & are not able to learn from the passages in this book I will be amazed! 15% of sale of this book is donated directly to Dana Farbar in Boston Ma to help aid in the fight against breast cancer.
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