Path of Three Hundred: Volume 1

Path of Three Hundred, a mind, body and soul book, talks about a transformation of self through a personal account of a sailing adventure. Told from a third-person point of view, this can prove to be an inspiring read, especially for people who have been always confined with what other people dictate they should be doing. Reading this non-fiction book, available for Kindle, hardcover and paperback, will make you realize how important it is to finally break the chain that has always limited the way you enjoy your life. 

This short read teaches us about the need to break-free and to create your own story.

I grew up a Military Brat, specifically a Marine Corps Brat. Dad was a jet-fighter pilot in the United States Marine Corps for 20 years.  As we moved around, dad taught me how to adapt, which created a fearless desire for adventure.

In 1984, I graduated with honors from Carnegie Mellon University, earning a Bachelor of Architecture and worked as an Architect for 20 years, nine of which was a sole proprietorship.  I was fired from my last job as an Architect in 2003...my own doing as I was quite a different human back then.  As I reflect, I am in deep gratitude for the massive learning experience.

Creative thinking is my passion.  I acted in and directed some films beginning in 2005 which fueled the artist in me...a complete and utter blast.  I've written five screenplays, the most powerful one of those is about the life of my greatest Hero, my Father and will be a published book in 2016. 

Of all the experiences of my life thus far, the one which transformed me into the human I am now, is the solo-sailing adventure I embarked upon on June 9, 2011.  In a way, am still on. I single-handed a small sailboat from North Carolina to Bermuda and back.  A changing course of almost two thousand miles over open ocean through peaceful and stormy seas.  When I came back in December of 2011 from the second part of the adventure, I began to write.  For six months, I became a hermit while living on my 30 foot sailboat with my dog, Lucky.  All I did was walk my dog, eat, work at the Home Depot and write...day after day.  The six months of blog-writing turned into this book.

Meditation was something I unknowingly practiced while alone at sea.  Years later, I now meditate twice a day for thirty minutes based upon training by the Chopra Institute in Primordial Sound Meditation.