Anthony Thompson

Live More. Achieve More. Become More.: Three Pillars for Extraordinary Living Anthony Thompson

Publisher Marketing: This book is the guide you to unlock and ignite the three pillars for extraordinary living, whilst opening up your own pathway to a life of fulfillment and personal success. At our core, there really are two things we all desire in life: > To live a life of fulfillment - Every one of us wants to live a life that fills us with passion and joy each and every day. > To reach personal levels of success. We all have goals we strive for, whether big or small, it is vital to each of us that we are always growing and pushing for new levels of achievement. Based around these two philosophies, Live More. Achieve More. Become More. unveils that there are three pillars of life to maximize for extraordinary living. Anthony fills this book with clear strategies, stories and principles of success that have been a testimony to not only himself, but so many of the greatest minds and most influential people all over the world. "Live More. Achieve More. Become More. has already changed my life! I cannot emphasize enough how good this book is! I had my doubts, but doesn't everyone? I didn't think a book could change my attitude, my thinking and my life. This book isn't good, its great!" Billy Michael "Not only is the content fresh but the way he describes each concept and tailors it directly to the reader, truly got me critically thinking about my life and the decisions I was making. Long story short, the book is phenomenal and I HIGHLY recommend it to anyone looking to take their life to the next level." Anthony Aramini "I've found that every now and then you come across a book that creates a major shift in the way you think about your life, generating within you a new flame of desire to be, give and do more. This is that kind of book." Matt Cama Contributor Bio:  Thompson, Anthony Anthony C. Thompson is Professor of Clinical Law at New York University School of Law. He is a former Deputy Public Defender in Contra Costa County, California. He serves on the Board of Directors of the National Council for Crime and Delinquency in Oakland, California, and is Co-Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Reentry Institute of John Jay College in New York City.