Lone Wolf Notes

So, where does the name Lone Wolf Notes come from, you ask (or didn't)? About 25 years ago, my wife and I went to see a Shaman and among other things, he determined our "spirit animal." When he told me mine was a "Lone Wolf," and then went on to explain how I exhibited its characteristics, the entire story suddenly allowed me to make sense out of my life. I have been a card-carrying member of the Introvert's Club for as long as I can remember. Lone wolf and introvert were in perfect simpatico with who I have always been. Contrary to some popular opinions and observations about my misspent youth, I have always enjoyed my own company and recharge my energy from internal sources.

This reality has never prevented me from taking on some very interesting leadership roles, public speaking and media engagements, training facilitator and management positions. Just to clarify, introvert is not a disease or personality disorder. It is simply an explanation for where we derive our source of energy from - internally or externally. We are all on the scale somewhere between the two poles.

I have always been looking for an opportunity to use the term somewhere in my life. Recently, I discovered the joy of creating journals, notebooks and planners and rather than publish them under my own name, I decided to take Lone Wolf Notes out for a spin. I have several other books published under my own name, Robert J Bannon, and they are also available on Amazon. In the meantime, I hope you find a journal or planner that suits your needs and encourage you, and would be very grateful, if you would leave a review after you have purchased one.

Thanks and let's keep howling at the moon. :)