Thirty-Three Places I’Ll Visit After I Die

During his life, the author has subscribed to and lived the adage “what can be conceived and believed can be achieved.”
This book outlines the writer’s life, his achievements, his failures and his adventures.
Have you ever thought of wanting to or wondering what would be required to:
1. Become an officer in the U. S. Army and survive a war
2. Form, own and build a multimillion-dollar stock brokerage firm, with a salary, once prosperous, of $100,000 per month, then lose it all
3. At the age of forty-six, run two marathons, ride a bicycle coast to coast in thirty days, climb the Grand Teton and Devils Tower, run rim to rim of the Grand Canyon, swim Alcatraz to San Francisco then complete the Ironman Triathlon in Kona, Hawaii, doing it all in eight months
4. Be a partner in an investment banking firm
5. Climb high mountains on three continents
6. Live in a village in Italy of fewer than one hundred people, where no one speaks a word of English, for two to three months a year
7. Live for months in a home on a beach in Mexico
Live vicariously through the narrative or use the descriptive tales as a primer to do it yourself.
Henry David Thoreau is credited with the quote, “Most men lead lives of quiet desperation and die with their song still inside them.” Quite the opposite, the author’s philosophy of life is “just do it.”