Dear Friend,
What potential of yours is being left untapped right now?
Who in your life has the untapped power to transform your soul?
What amazing circumstances and events are yet to be experienced as you live through the daily grind?
The fact is, so many of us go through life on a treadmill.
The day to day priorities, the endless stress and anxiety of any given moment, and the guilt of past transgressions and failures, all combine to form a cocoon around us just to make it through life as best we can.
This cocoon shelters us, keeping us safe and protected from having to take risks and experience further failures.
So we stay on this path, week after week, month after month, year after year, carrying the baggage of our past and muddling through life.
Until one day, usually when it’s too late, we look back with wonder about roads not taken, and a feeling of deep regret for what might have been, not only for you, but for the lives who you might have impacted if you had done things differently.
Hero Unaware examines this in a way that will make you realize that it’s not too late, and will give you more confidence, empowering you to become the person you can and want to be. The person you were destined to be.
It immediately takes you down a road of potential scenarios in your life, exploring what might happen if the thousands of choices you make every day were to focus more on doing what is right and on unselfishly reaching out to help others.
Hero Unaware does not advocate we stop our lives in service of others, but rather we live it aware of those around us, making small, conscious decisions to make a positive impact in their lives: lending a consoling shoulder to cry on, offering insight to change a perspective on our situations, opening a kind, unjudging ear to just listen.
And when you get to the end, just when you thought there wasn’t anything else to grab you, there’s an unexpected twist, but that’s all I’m going to reveal for now.
On a rainy day in March, 2008, while driving home from work, an overwhelming feeling of failure and sadness came over me. That feeling started to permeate my entire being as I began to realize that I had been allowing my job to consume my mind and destroy my life. Through constant worry and focus in this area, the rest of my life was falling apart.
As I sat there feeling sorry for myself these thoughts occurred to me:
What if I died today? What would my life have meant?
What would people think or say at my funeral?
What good would all this worrying have done?
What values have I passed on to my kids, and what will they think about their father when he is gone?
What feelings and emotions would my wife be stuck with from my failures as she tried to raise our children if I were gone?
What would the rest of my friends and family think?
As I drove on with these thoughts swirling in my head, it became clear to me that I was failing as a husband, a father, and a friend. Though this realization wasn’t a complete epiphany to me (since I had been struggling with a sense of failure in these areas for years), it was in this moment that it had hit me deeply, leaving me with an awareness that something needed to change soon, before I completely alienated the people in my life who meant the most to me.
When I emerged from this state of feeling sorry for myself, a scene flashed across my mind. It was a vision of my funeral and what that day would look like if I had chosen to live life with no fear and with a focus on the things that truly matter most.
That vision was the genesis for Hero Unaware: the story of who I wish I were as a man. A fictional story of who, by the grace of God, I can still be before I die.
From that thought, on that rainy day in March, 2008, with many months of collaboration and effort, came the story of Hero Unaware.
You should also know this. I’m a regular guy. I don’t reside on a mountaintop somewhere dispensing the wisdom of the universe. I’m the Director of Information Technology for a large Massachusetts-based NGO with hundreds of projects in over 40 countries throughout the world.
In my early forties I set out to improve my physical and mental health and well-being through a regimen of fasting and meditation.
And that’s when it happened.
During this self-improvement phase I discovered a passageway into the mind where the mysteries of life are put on full display in the stillness of the soul. You can imagine my surprise when this revealed itself to me.
Hero Unaware is the result of that experience, and the culmination of a series of messages and intuitive anecdotal “downloads” from the divine into my conscious awareness. I had to relay these somewhere and expose the powerful messages they contain, to anyone who would listen.
And so Hero Unaware was born.








The story and the way it is written has a way of subliminally weaving itself into the parts of your mind where forgotten memories and unresolved conflicts are stored.
When this happens it can effortlessly release you from the chokehold those memories have had on you for years–memories that perhaps you didn’t even know existed.
This book and its profound messages seem to have a way of showing up in readers’ lives at just the right time. This phenomenon has happened again and again.
I invite you to join me on this journey by experiencing this for yourself.
The investment is just $27 but the impact it will have on your life will bring wonderful returns for you again and again.
<Bonuses coming soon>
This is a book that shouldn’t be merely read. It should be lived.
Isn’t it time you started living to your fullest potential? This one book can start the momentum shift that you’ve been waiting for.
I look forward to sharing it with you.
Sincerely,

PS – Today is the day you begin a new chapter in your own life. Take time out to reflect on what may be missing in the day to day priorities and puzzle pieces pulling at you, and start to see the real potential for yourself and those you love.
PPS – You have an opportunity to catch a rare glimpse into a more ideal future, filled with wondrous possibilities for your life.
Live vicariously through a common man’s journey for just a short while, and when you do this, let your mind wander toward a uniquely fascinating perspective, one that will enrich and fulfill you beyond measure.
This is the book that will begin the process.