"This is the most inspiring book I've ever read..."
Join him on the trail...
From the towering peaks of the Appalachian Mountains to the tranquil forests that stretch as far as the eye can see, each chapter is a thrilling adventure that will leave you on the edge of your seat.With each mile conquered and each obstacle overcome, he proves that even in the darkest of times, there’s a pathway to finding hope for a brighter tomorrow.
Book Features
What you will learn with this book
Includes easily applicable advice to make positive changes.
Contains motivating anecdotes and real-world examples.
Discover how to overcome big challenges.
Learn Peter's methods to define your ideal future self.
Get a taste of the Appalachian Trail.
You'll laugh at the incredible situations he encountered.
Outlines step-by-step methods to help you make the most of your life.
Discover how to be fully content.
Prologue
Somewhere on the Appalachian Trail
My fingers were beginning to cramp up from holding onto the rock face in front of me. I hadn't seen anyone all day. I'd spent the entire morning clambering up the mountainous pile of rocks, using my hands and feet like a chimpanzee.
Now I tried and missed for the umpteenth time to swing my leg up to a toe hold that would allow me to push up and grab onto the tree root that was just beyond the reach of my right arm. What the heck am I doing here? I can't do this!
The aching, burning sensations in my leg reminded me of why I was there. I guess you could call it a mission. I was determined to heal myself. I wanted to get moving so I could warm up, but I'd been stuck there for half an hour. I looked around, searched for other options, and finally decided to retreat down after finding none.
Using my bum leg, I tried to feel around below for a place to step, but all I could find was the mountainside's smooth rock face. And to think that a blind guy hiked the Appalachian Trail.
That's when the rain came pouring down.
Reader's Reviews
FAQS
The hardest part was to keep going when I was feeling worn out and miserable. I had to focus on ONLY the next few days of walking instead of my ultimate destination, Mt. Katahdin in Maine.
Peace of mind. Acceptance. Happiness.
Big stuff : )
Absolutely Not! My wife had a hard time with me being gone for so long and I'm quite content to walk in the pool and enjoy the nice weather here in Florida.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Peter Conti has always liked a challenge, but a major injury suddenly thrust him into a world of chronic pain with no end in sight. You'll be intrigued, amazed and inspired as Peter uses his determination, creativity, and wry sense of humor to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles during his healing journey on the Appalachian Trail.
Peter lives in Jenson Beach, Florida and enjoys spending time with his wife, four kids, and eight grandchildren.