One night I started writing my book, and for days and nights I couldn’t think about anything else. I fell in love with putting my thoughts on paper while still working and taking care of my family. I found the time to write because I used every second available. Journaling became a revelation. I discovered my passion, and most importantly, I discovered how to find my specialty. Break The Ice is my forte. 

Today, I decided to share it and help people like you unleash your forte. When I broke my own ice and launched my business, I was scared. I realized that many people around me wanted to do the same but couldn’t for many reasons. Breaking the ice and going on my own was a real challenge. Being an entrepreneur means a lot of different things, but mainly you have two big areas to work on: the technical skills related to your job, and yourself.

At first, I bought books to increase my industry know-how. I decided to strengthen my expertise starting from the technicalities. I improved over time, and as I distributed more products, I learned something new every day. However, when the business got shaky, anxiety overcame my ability to think straight. All of a sudden, I lost two major accounts and my revenue dropped. My wife was pregnant, and we had just moved into a bigger house. My apprehension grew, and I started feeling short of breath. I never had enough time for myself. I was eating junk food just to keep going from one place to another.