TRY: You Already Failed If You Don't

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TRY is the autobiography of Williamson Howe. He’s reluctant to call this a self-help book although there are plenty of life lessons / advice that comes shining through Williamson’s incredible success stories. It’s a larger story about creating your destiny, adventures and how to open up your mind, feed your soul and take on the challenges of life. You don’t have to be the smartest or the best to succeed. His journey is enlightening, humorous and it will leave you with the feeling that 99% of doing anything starts with trying. A lust for wonder, listening to your inner voice and following your determined force will guide you to your path. If at first you don’t succeed - TRY TRY again has always been Williamson’s mantra. The approach to this book was pure story telling with the purpose of humor, awe and educating it’s readers. Overachieving 101 at it’s very best. Mister Steamy the Dryer Ball did $50M in sales it’s first three (3) years on the market. It became a worldwide success. This phenomenon did not come out of the blue. Williamson Howe has been no stranger to beating the odds. TRY tells his journey and gently shows you that you too can find your happiness. Although now he has several household inventions under his belt, Williamson started his “against all odds” journey in college. He followed up that success beating corporate America via Japan and landed in Hollywood as an actor. His stories are enlightening and somewhat unbelievable. He would become recognized on the streets worldwide. He parlayed his acting career into writing a successful screenplay, opened a chain of popular honky-tonk bars in the Midwest and continues to live the dream.ASIN: B0DFK2828JVSKU: PKV.B0DFK2828J.GCondition: GoodAuthor/Artist:Howe, WilliamsonBinding: HardcoverNote: Any images shown are stock photographs and product may differ from what is shown. Condition Notes: A well-loved companion. Corners and cover might show a little wear, and you could find some notes or highlights. The dust jacket might be MIA, it might have been a library book and extras aren't guaranteed—but the story's all there! Show more