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- A memoir of life lessons learned the hard way; one marathon at a time- Imbued with emotional authenticity, humor, and thought provoking life themes“Reading Doug Schneiders insightful Ten Marathons, I felt as if I had discovered a long-lost sibling or alter ego. He runs and thinks and appreciates life in ways that resonate deeply. This has nothing to do with running the Boston Marathon or crushing your personal best. It has everything to do with opening your eyes wide, breathing deeply, and following the trail around the next bend. Schneider writes that running makes him feel totally alive and in the moment. Thats how I felt as I savored Ten Marathons. It reminded me of all I love about reading and running.”Amby Burfoot, winner 1968 Boston Marathon; author, Run Forever A memoir of life lessons learned the hard way - through thirty years of marathon running. Doug became an accidental runner in his early twenties, mostly as a way to cope with work and stress. In all the vicissitudes of life- marriage, divorce, career successes and failures, family health crises - running emerges as a constant companion and source of joy. What starts out as a way to just stay in shape becomes a path to an inner life and a guiding light through life’s complications, told through the lens of a lifelong learner. Review Reading Doug Schneiders insightful Ten Marathons, I felt as if I had discovered a long-lost sibling or alter ego. He runs and thinks and appreciates life in ways that resonate deeply. This has nothing to do with running the Boston Marathon or crushing your personal best. It has everything to do with opening your eyes wide, breathing deeply, and following the trail around the next bend. Schneider writes that running makes him feel totally alive and in the moment. Thats how I felt as I savored Ten Marathons. It reminded me of all I love about reading and running.Amby Burfoot, winner 1968 Boston Marathon; author, Run ForeverAmbyBurfoot (for books and personal info). A runner shares life lessons in a debut memoir that combines inspirational text, a tour guide, and a career survey ..... Ideal for runners but accessible to all readers seeking wisdom and inspiration.Kirkus ReviewsAs much a meditation on life as it is on running, Doug Schneiders memoir Ten Marathons is a beautifully-written ode to the activity that irrevocably changed him in more ways than just physical.Bestselling memoirist Rachael HerronTen Marathons is a fantastic book for those who love a great life story told in a humorous, yet insightful manner. This book will not only make you feel happy but will help you understand how success depends on facing adversity and then overcoming it. It will entertain and motivate. Whether youre a marathoner or a couch potato, you will be deeply moved by Ten Marathons. Doug is not only a successful executive, entrepreneur and roadrunner, he is also a philosopher who understands what it takes to live successfully in todays complicated world.Robert Pasick PhD, Psychologist and Executive Coach, Founder of Leaders Connect-The philosopher Schopenhauer said, Men spend their lives either reflecting on the past or anticipating the future, so therefore they miss the moment, living in a state of in between. And Hemingway answered, when asked, why do you write?, Are you kidding? Cause some day I am going to be dead. Doug Schneiders philosophical contemplative assessment of the age-old question, Why do we run? gets answered with, Now is Now, its later than you think, cause some day I am going to be... So, we run on, people against the current, marching to whatever we want it to be. Dr. Stacy Osborne, Podiatrist, Author of A Normal Life Synchronicity Changed (flipreality )
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