A Passion for Excellence by Thomas J Peters

A Passion for Excellence by Thomas J Peters

This is my third book offering helpful hints to make people's lives better.

To listen to those who have read my previous books, my words of advice have done just that. I'm grateful and humbled by the warmth and generosity of each of you.

I've turned to travel in this volume. Growing up, I traveled the globe with my parents, from Japan, to Germany, to India, to Hawaii. After getting married, my new family continued to travel, from Maine, to Alaska, to Florida from my home in Texas. Many trips were uneventful, and on others, I learned what not to do.

This book is full of tips I've gleaned from my travels. If even one of these makes your traveling easier, I've done my job. I hope you find many more useful. Your mode of travel doesn't matter. Airplane or train, car or motorhome, each has its shortcomings. Whether you stay in a luxury hotel or economy lodge for the weekend, you'll find something in my book you won't be able to live without.

Each person travels differently. You may have discovered travel tips that I've not included in this book. If you wish to share your travel tips, email me at helpfulhints@dianedunn.org. I would love to post your hints (with credit to you if you wish).

Please visit my website at dianedunn.org to let me know what you think of my latest book. We're in this together, and I hope to hear from you soon

Sincerely,

Diane Dunn

Linda Peters is a certified Ayurveda Wellness Counselor with a lifelong interest in complementary healing modalities. She is an avid whale watcher and has observed wild orcas in Alaska's Resurrection Bay, San Juan Island's Haro Strait, and off the coast of Long Beach, California.

Linda is also the author of Somewhere to Turn: stories, a collection of flash fiction written under the name, Linda Courtland. She is also the co-author of Our Socially Awkward Marriage, which she wrote with husband Tom Peters about their experiences with marriage and Asperger's Syndrome.