The Way Forward (The Inward Trilogy)

It is a book they hope will help you learn to tackle obstacles in your own life and shows a bit of how they got to become these extraordinary human beings.

This is their first interview ahead of the book's release tomorrow.

But this is like, OK, who is Rob O'Neill as a kid? I love the part about, you know, I wasn't really like a mixed martial arts kid and I wasn't the bully and I wasn't on the football team. I was more likely to be the one getting beat up than doing the beating up.

And Dakota, like your stories, too, about like, you know, your your cow Tinkerbell and just kind of like puts a real...

Obviously our first books came out. We were talking more about, you know, about the the war and the black and white side of it, of, you know, who's wrong and right. But there's just a humanization factor to this that we cannot miss.

They're out with a new book next week. It's fascinating. Perfectly timed called 'The Way Forward: Master Life's Toughest Battles'.

I remember writing a poem called Phoenix in my first book, Inward.

His books are Inward, Clarity & Connection, Lighter, and The Way Forward.

if you want to read more and depth about you know the things that I've been talking about and reading about you can get my book inward i n w a r d uh by young pueblo y u n g p u e b l o um at many bars and nobles or bookstore around the world and you can also buy it on amazon

Dakota and I got together and wrote a book called The Way Forward.

But, you know, you see this with a lot of people, you know, it's like when you keep telling that same story that happened a long time ago, it becomes the Uncle Rico syndrome.

It's not about living in the past. What do we do now?