More Than Great

By Karl Zimmer III. Posted on May 18th 2012.

"As I was leaving after our meeting, a friend called to ask how it went. At first I said, "It was good," but that didn't really describe how I felt. I then told her, "Actually, it was great, more than great." Thank you for helping me feel more empowered, for giving me tools that I can use to make life easier, to deal with stress in a healthier way." C in Plainfield, IN

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In addition to his regularly published articles, Karl is writing the forthcoming books: "The Boy Who Grew Up to RULE® the World" and "An Autumn Bloomer"

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