Books by Michael Daly

Insights into how to live a better life, based on the author's experiences of staying in a unique hotel in Singapore

All leadership starts with self-leadership, following your own inspiration and leading your life by your own principles. Those who achieve their best and have success and happiness, do so because they do not allow their past to hold them back; nor do they spend their days dreaming about a better future. They take ownership of their present situation, accept where it is they are in life, and then take the time and invest the energy in setting out where it is they want their life to be. In doing so, they show the hallmark of being a self-leader within their own life. Only they now go further and live the life of a self-leader - taking the action necessary to see the future they want for their life actually become a reality.Self-leadership is not only about envisioning a better future, it is also about believing in every fibre of your being, convinced that you are the one to make this future come true. It is about the belief that you are the one to assume the responsibility for transforming the present into something better for yourself and those around you.This book will support you to reach your full potential, to have a more successful and happier life. It will help you to take ownership of your present situation, accept where you are in your life, and then to invest the time and energy in setting out where you want to be.The Six Traits of Self-Leadership is about going for it, facing the challenges with courage and determination, taking the disappointments with a sense of humour, hanging in there when the going gets tough and never giving up the thought that you will get there in the end.Join Michael Daly and enjoy living a life of Self-Leadership now.

His death certificate bears the number one. On September 11, 2001, Father Mychal Judge rushed to the fires as quickly as those who fought them, losing his own life while tirelessly ministering to New York's bravest. This book describes the colorful, astonishing and, at times, troubled life of the beloved Franciscan priest.