F Dying

How cheating death kicked my ass into loving, learning and living my best life.

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Pub Date Nov 15 2017 | Archive Date May 06 2018

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Description

A book about mastering the art of living a happy, fulfilled and meaningful life. 

Dan Clark shouldn't be here today. In 2013 he had a heart attack and barely survived. He wasn't living right. Stress nearly killed him.In talking with people, he realized that what he was feeling was universal. We all get so hung up in competing in every aspect of our lives... 

We forget to live. 

You might remember Dan as Nitro, that buffed-up guy on American Gladiators. Whenever he felt any sort of emotion, he felt like he needed to build his shell even harder. 

And it all led him to having a heart attack. 

When he laid there in the hospital, all he could think about was... did he make a difference? Did he live the life he wanted to? 

The experience of facing his mortality shined a light on what he loved in life, his reasons for living and how he wanted to live. 

It gave him a clarity that he wanted to share in his new book F Dying. F Dying is a culmination of everything he learned about changing his live and helping others change theirs. 

If you're looking for ways to practice courage and fully show up at work, at home, and with the people you love... 

If you're trying to figure out how to move forward after a setback or trial and still hope, still dream, still see the possibilities in front of you... 

If you want to transform your life, find balance, deep satisfaction, inner peace and connectedness... 

This book is for you.

A book about mastering the art of living a happy, fulfilled and meaningful life. 

Dan Clark shouldn't be here today. In 2013 he had a heart attack and barely survived. He wasn't living right. Stress...


Advance Praise

Enormously smart, brave-hearted, extremely personal. Filled with practical advice you can use right away. This book will help thousands of people. --Myles Knapp Contra Costa Times

Enormously smart, brave-hearted, extremely personal. Filled with practical advice you can use right away. This book will help thousands of people. --Myles Knapp Contra Costa Times


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ISBN 9780999351727
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Life's full of turning points and I gained so much positivity from this book because of the author's decision to live a more fulfilled life after suffering a heart attack. The writing is so simple that it's more conversational. It does not feel so polished that you cannot relate to it and I reckon that's why I reacted to it like I did.
Thank you NetGalley for the eARC. We all need some inspiration and this would indeed shine a light on someone out there.

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I really enjoyed reading Dan's story, about his successes and struggles, and hope that a lot of other people will read this as well. Thank you for the opportunity.It was a great read!

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I had no knowledge of the author prior to reading this book. It's a motivational self-help book. Not a whole lot is said here that's all that different from every other self help book out there. What makes it different is the author. I see other reviewers criticize him as a narcissist who's full of himself. I don't agree. At least not here. He does reference his successes... it's a book about him and his journey. So reference to his success is needed to see "how far he fell" and what he overcame.
I actually was pretty surprised how open and honest the author becomes. There's a lot of personal things shared here. There is also a lot of repetition... of his accomplishments as well as of the points he tries to express. A few times this became a bit overly repetitious, but overall I thought it was alright. I believe it takes reading or seeing the same thing a number of times for it to really be learned... so he says many of these things a few times. I also believe that different things will speak to different people so saying the same thing a few different ways may serve to get his point across.
I think this is a good book for a number of reasons... it shows male vulnerability, pain, hurt, love and emotions in general. More of this is needed. I also like how short it is with very simple and easy to understand chapters and lessons. The appendix were also good... not necessary to read, but more in-depth information on gratitude and meditation with explicit, easy instructions.

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