It’s a rare thing indeed when someone tells you they are going to write a book and then actually completes the task. In my experience, writing a book is never easy. I’ve managed two. They often require more effort than their subject matter: in my case, climbing Mount Everest or traversing the Arabian Desert.
Danny has produced a heartfelt memoir and collection of short stories that chart his long road to contentment. These are enduring tales of the twists and turns of fate, and his central theme is taken right from the Declaration of Independence: the pursuit of happiness. What is it? How will I know when I find it? These and many more questions of faith and family took me back to some of the turning points in my own life. Danny promises to help us distinguish the good from the bad in our everyday experiences—and to cherish the former as a gift with divine provenance.
I say Amen to that.
Even rarer than writing a book is actually appearing in the pages of a book you didn’t write yourself! Danny has done me that great honor. He writes of the fire in his heart while listening to a Canadian wax lyrical on the subject of mountains and manifesting your own destiny. Clearly, that fire still burns for Danny. I am humbled to have played even the smallest part in helping him bring his stories into the world. They are worth the effort.
— JAMIE CLARKE, adventurer, entrepreneur, and motivational speaker