Unleash Your Inner Warrior: How to Change Your Mindset for the Better, Soar With the Eagles, and Live the Life of Your Dreams
About this audiobook
Brad Wenneberg wasn’t always a 6th degree Black Belt. Nor was he always a father, a husband, a teacher, a mentor, a community leader and a man of conviction. He was, however, an alcoholic spinning out of control—so much so that he found himself on the wrong end of a gun one warm spring evening.
It wasn’t until Wenneberg committed to a complete personal transformation that he was able to begin his journey toward personal, emotional, financial, and spiritual freedom. In Unleash Your Inner Warrior, Wenneberg challenges us to transform our own lives for the better—to commit to basic success principles that allow us to create a life of happiness, wealth, and abundance as well as leaving a lasting and meaningful legacy.
“Unleashing my inner warrior was a challenge to me in every way: a challenge to the way I do business, to my habits, to my self-esteem, and to my comfort zones. It is a challenge to learn what I need to know, not what I want to know,” writes Wenneberg.
About the author
Brad C. Wenneberg is the Shihan/Master Instructor, as well as the owner (along with his wife, Bonnie) of AMAA. Brad (& Bonnie) are also entrepreneurs with their leadership development and marketing business, B&B Enterprises, which assists, mentors, and trains others to be business owners with multiple streams of income.
Jim Seybert is an award-winning audiobook narrator with more than 100 titles to his credit. His “serious voice with a twinkle in its eye” has recorded books for major publishers, smaller houses, and independent authors in categories ranging from historical fiction to critical social issues. He records in a professionally designed home studio minutes from the Pacific Ocean near Pismo Beach, CA. In addition to narrating, Jim is a member of the improv troupe Celebrate Antiquity, the long-time PA Announcer for a collegiate summer baseball team, and an occasional PbP announcer for some very strange “sports” programs on ESPN’s OCHO channel (Stone Skipping, Grass Drag Racing).
