Aug. 6, 2024

I love the writings of James Patterson

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Hello Everyone,
I love the writings of James Patterson
Lets talk about James Patterson- by Dr Afshan Hashmi
https://www.jamespatterson.com/
James Brendan Patterson (born March 22, 1947) is an American author. Among his works are the Alex Cross, Michael Bennett, Women's Murder Club, Maximum Ride, Daniel X, NYPD Red, Witch and Wizard, and Private series, as well as many stand-alone thrillers, non-fiction, and romance novels.
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Hello everyone, that's as doctor Sean howsh like from a

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studio in Rockville, Maryland, Usay and today, friends, I have

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a very interesting book by one of the author, Dialogs

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and Pays James Patterson by James Patterson. I got this

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book and I will read a little bit from from

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this book. And I have been reading James Patterson's book

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for a very long time.

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And I love the way he writes.

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You know, and James Patterson, if you are listening, I

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would love to invite you in this in this show

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to be in convers with you. Also, I would love

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to be talking to you on FLU and radio and

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Talk for TV as well as a Forage radio and

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Top forty. And this book got my attention in Barns

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and Noble, and I.

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Will be talking little bit there about it. But before

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you know, going into the.

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Details, I would like to remind you that these are

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my two books. The first one the Modern Mobile College

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Gratis to Succeed in India at the global marketplace. And

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the second one is the Outbreak of a Monstrous Infection.

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When this book came into fifteen, there was no trace

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of Corona virus.

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There was no trace of Corona virus. As well as

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you know.

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There was a lot of results going on in Harvard

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and Stanford onto bar thinking outside the Boss.

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As this this book you.

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Know, actually it is about bio terrorism. And for this book,

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I want a movie to be made, So all those

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Hollywood Bollywood producers please contact me at Dushan at pa.

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RASHANHASPO dot com.

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And for this book, I want a documentary to be made.

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And there are many many companies you know listed in

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this book. So please go and buy these two books

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and give me an honest review and the sale of

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these books I bring food to that table. And also

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I would like the sponsorship for this show as well

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as my two shows. And this show is syndicated worldwide

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to three hundred million listeners.

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Having the set that friends, let's start the show.

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So the first book, The first book I read of

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James Patterson was this and it was a very very

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interesting book. And since then I am hooked to the

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writing of James Stratters. And this is still the cover

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of the book. But it's James Patterson. You know, it

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looks like he is like yeah or anything, because I

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went to the website of James Patterson and there he is.

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So it looks quite different.

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He looks quite different.

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And it says they'll start about Jake London Patterson on

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March twenty to, nineteen forty seven, and it is from

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Wikipedia and Noberty is a sponsoring the store. I loved

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this author and so I wanted to highlight him. I

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know he's a very accomplished author. I just wanted to

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highlight this one in my Dooco series having and this

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docco series Addressent will be supplicated worldwide to three hundred

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million listeners, so it says. Kate Brendel Patterson born Mark

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fifty two, nineteen forty seven is an American author. Among

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his works are The Alex Brought Michael Bennett, Women's Murder Club,

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Maximum Bright, Daniel x NYTV read Which and Wizard and

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Private series, as well as many stand alone thrillers, nonfiction

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and romance novels. His books have sold more than four

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hundred million copies, and he was the first person to

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sell one million e books. In twenty sixteen, Patterson top

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four list of highest paid authors for the third consequent

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year with an income of dollar ninety five million. His

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total income over a decade is estimated to be seven

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hundred million dollars. In November twenty fifteen, Petterson received the

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Victremium Award from the National Book Foundation, which cited him

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as a passionate companer to make books and reading.

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A national priority.

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A general supporter, supporter of humanities, teachers, colleges, independent book those,

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school libraries, and college students, Petterson austimated millions of dollars

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in arts and scholarships with a purpose of encouraging Americans

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of all ages to read. Career, Petterson was a PhD

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candidate at wunder Built and acquired a job in advertising.

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He was an advertising executive executive at Kvaldter Thrompson. After

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he retired from advertising in nineteen ninety six, he devoted

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his time to write it.

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His greatest influence, he.

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Said, Layton was probably Ivan S. Conors nineteen sixty nine revenue.

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Novel, Missus Bridge.

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He published his first novel in nineteen seventy six, called

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The Commerce very Man Number the novels featuring his character

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Els Cross As, a forensic psychologist formerly of the Washington,

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DC metropolitan area and Federal Brew of Investigations who now

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works as a private psychologist and.

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Vermit consulted arms.

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Most popular and the top selling US detective series in

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the past ten years. Petterson has written more than two

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hundred novels. Since nineteen seventy six. He has had more

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than one hundred fourteen New York Time best selling novels

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and holds the New York Times record for most number

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one New York Time bestsellers by a single author, a

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total of sixty seven, which is also.

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A Guinness World Record.

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His novels account for one in seventeen, roughly six percent

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of all hardcover novels sold in the United States. In

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recent years, his novels have sold more puppies than those

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of Stephen King, John Gritam, and John Dan Brown combined.

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His books have sold approximately age three hundred and five

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million copies worldwide. In two thousand and eight, he replaced

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Ratholte Wilson as the most borrowed author in Britain's libraries.

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He retained this position at least until thirteen. In twenty eighteen,

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he worked with Stephen David Entertainment on the true crime

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television series James Petterson's Murder Is Forever. Petterson's awards include

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the Edgar Award, the BCA My Thriller of the Year,

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the International Thriller of the Year Award, and the Fildren

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George Group Award or Author of the Year. He's the

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first author to have number one new title simultaneously on

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the New York Times Adult and Children's Bestsellers list, and

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to have two books for Norbert Trackers Top.

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Ten list at the same time.

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In twenty nineteen, Petterson was awarded and All Humanities Medal.

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He appeared on the cop invo the Simpsols, in the

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episode Local Courts, and in various episodes of Fascil as himself.

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Betterson works with a variety of co authors, pretesting JD.

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Barker, Kended Fox, Maxi, Petro Andrew.

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Brought, Mark Selliman, Ashvin Sanghai, Michael Ludwig, and Peter D.

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John. In May twenty seventeen, it was announced.

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That Petterson would also co author a prime fiction book

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with former US President Bill Clinton.

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Persson said the novel The President Is Missing.

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Would provide a level of details that only a former

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US president can offer. Petterson has often said that collaborating

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with others brings new and interesting ideas to his stories.

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Off his process he has started this, He's sickly more

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proficient at dreaming upplauds than crafting sentence after sentence. In

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September two thousand and nine, Petterson signed a deal to

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write or four eleven books for adults and six for

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young adults. By the end of twenty twelve, Colts reported

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thirteen worth worth at least one fifty dollars dollars one

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fifty billion, but according to Betterson, the estimate person inaccurate.

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Betterson founded the Case Patterson page Turner Aboard in two

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thousand and five to donate over one hundred thousand dollars

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that year to people's companies, schools, and other institutions that

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find original and affective base to expect the excitement of

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books and reading.

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The page Turner Awards were put on.

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Hold in twenty eighteen to focus on Betterson's new initiative

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read Kildo read dot com, which health parent teachers and

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librarians find the best books for their children. So, now, friends,

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if you want to read a little bit about Betterson,

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it is in this Wikipedia and now, friends that I.

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So I'm back now in the threes sham near Reductive

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Brown has hours and I'm not the book today, so I.

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The book The Stories of My Life James Patterson by

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James Patterson. James Patterson by James Patterson. I want to

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tell you some stories the way I remember them. Anyway,

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Hungry talks run fast us. This morning I got up

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at quarter to sit state for me. I made strong

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coffee and oatmeal with a sprinkle of brown slooper and

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attached your breed. I read through the New York Times,

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USA Today, and the World Street Journals. Then I took

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a deep breath and started this eco biography that you

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are reading. My grandmother once told me you are lucky.

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If you find something in life you'd like to do,

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then it's a miracle. If somebody I'll pay you to

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do it, well, I'm living on Miracall, I spent my

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days and many nights writing stories about Abax's Brawn, the

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Women's Murder Club, Maxism, write the Kennedys, John Lennon, Young

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Muhammad Ali, and now this. My writing style is Collock world,

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which is the way we talk to one another.

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Right.

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Some might disagree, some women's negligious agree. But I think

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placual storytelling is a.

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Valid form of expression.

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If you wrote down your favorite story to tell, there

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might not be any great sentences, but it is still

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could be outstanding.

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Try it out. Write down a good story you tell friends.

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Maybe it's starting with the line shop me if I

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have told you this one before, and see how it

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looks on for a world about my office.

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Come in, Look around a well.

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Worn, hopelessly fluttered writing table sets that the center surrounded

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by shelves filled to the brim with my favorite books,

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which I dip into all the time. At the base

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of the book shelves the counters. Today there are thirty

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one of my manuscript on these surfaces. Every time journalists

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come to my office and see that thirty or so

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manuscripts in progress, they mutter something like I had no idea,

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right I had no idea. How crazy you are here,

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I got infamous writing mysteries. So here's the big mystery

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plot for this book. How did a shy, introspective kid

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from a struggling upstate New York rivertown who did have

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a lot of guidance or old models go on to

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become a thirty eight CEO of the advertising company Heave

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Walter Thomps in North America. How did the same person

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become become the best selling writer in the world. That's

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just not possible, but it happened in part because of

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something else.

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My grandmother preet early and.

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Often hungry, dogs run faster and boys, and boy was

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a hungry. One thing that I have learnt and take

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it to heart about writing books or even delivering a

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good piece is to tell stories, the story after story.

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That's what got me here. So that's what I'm going

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to do.

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Let's see where storytelling takes us. This is just a

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meeting pot, but try not to skim too much. If

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you do it, it's the tram writer's fault.

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But I have a hunt. There is something here that's

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worth a few hours. It has to do with the

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craft cross storytelling.

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One other thing when I write and pretend there's someone

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sitting across across from me, and I don't want that

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person to get up until I finished with the story.

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Right now, that person is you. So now I will

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go on a.

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Break and they'll be back. And this is the book.

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And this is another book of his which.

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I love.

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In in.

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Let's start with something crazy.

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Years at a Coco's Nest, My writing career unofficial, unofficially

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belonged at McLean Hospital, the psychiatric affiliate of Harvard Medical

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School in Benmont, Massachusetts. It was the summer of nineteen

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sixty five and I was eighteen, freshed out of high school.

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I needed a job, any job, and McLean was hiring.

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I spent a good part of the next five years

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at the mental hospital. That's where everything changed about how

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I saw the world and probably how I saw myself.

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I wasn't a patient.

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I swear not that I have anything but the highest

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regard to medical creat I just wasn't one of them. Besides,

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back then I.

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Couldn't have accorded a room at McLean, not all in

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the space in a double room. I was a I

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was a psychic. I think I was hired because I

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have impacty for people.

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You will be the judge of that. The heart of

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the job was to talk to me, then more important

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to listen to them.

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Occasionally, if patient tried to hurt themselves, my job was

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to try and stop.

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That from happening.

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In addition to my usual daytime shift, I worked two

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or three overnight shifts a week from eleven pm until

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seven in the morning. Most nights I just had to

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watch people's sleep, which isn't that easy.

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I had never liked coffee, but I.

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Started drinking the offer of stuff just to make sure

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I stayed away since there were usually patents on suicide

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work at Boudage or East House in the maximum.

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Security boards where I regularly worked.

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So this was from this chapter, and now let's read

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a little bit from Play Hard or Go Home.

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Growing up, I had zero interest being a writer.

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Almost all the books I was supposed to read in

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school completely turned me off. The only novelist I knew

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with a connection to my hometown was the crime writer

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Mickay Splee and Spilan had a big house on their

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by Orange Lake, and I had seen him a couple

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of times in Lentinius restaurant. My father was a fan

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and got Mickey's Philan's autograph at the bar there not me.

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I had no interested in mystry novels. My high school

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friends figured I had become a big teen doctor or lawyer,

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which was about as good.

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As it caught in. Not so bad. Really, None of

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them imagined I became a writer.

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Honestly, I thought I'd probably be adopted a lawyer, myself,

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probably a lawyer, since I don't like the site of blood.

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And yeah, I see the lady in that. This is

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very similar to my thing that I always wanted to

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become a lawyer and I didn't like the site of blood.

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Although my PSD thesis was on human blood. And that's why,

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you know, I didn't become a medical doctor.

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I didn't like.

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Seeing blood or I cannot operate anybody, you know, That's

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why I didn't become a doctor. And had surprised to

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see that how similar my thoughts and his thoughts are.

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And I just loved James pec person and I love

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him as authors. I was in advertising, but I have

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been cleaned for over thirty years. Here is the very

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first thing that happened to me in advertising. But now

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on my first day, during the first hour in the

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first minute. Actually, I arrived at Jay Walters Compas New

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York Elevator Bank and resh to and this is the

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gravest in New York's Elevator Bank and resh to excuse,

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excuse inside a closing door. Suddenly I found myself staring

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at Arnold Rismald, the creative director who had hired me

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as a junior copywriter. I stopped for an instant, just

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agree in Pete and the elevator door hit me in

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the head talk about starting with the band.

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Let's move on.

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And so I find myself in advertising. Hell, I should

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make it clear that I never chose a career in advertising.

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I did prepare for it, did take a single marketing

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or business course at Manhattan College or under Bill University.

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I chose a career as a writer. But when I.

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Arrived back in New York City from Nashville, I had

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no money for around thirty five dollars a week, parentage

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a room in Washington's Jefferson Hotel on Best fifty first Street.

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The wallpaper in the room had a.

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Design wich thousands and hilesands of tiny Pentason picture. There's

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some past residents psychotics or it is the very least

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disturbingly obsessive and penciled an X to every single penta.

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So I guess I got into advertising because I needed

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enough money to get the hell out of that creeper

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room in that CDE hotel and pray for graphs, roadsby

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electricity and rent in privacy.

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So this was the game. JAYE.

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Patterson by Dave Patterson's latest work book, and I would

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recomment this book.

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And of course you know he is like my.

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Like I would like to wake up one day like

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Dave Petterson, so you know I would like to emulate

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him and James Petterson.

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If you are listening, please.

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Contact me at augh Shan at dr rafshanhash mei dot

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com and I would love you to sponsor some of

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my some of my shows and would.

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Love to talk to you and be a conversation with you.

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And having said that this show is syndicated worldwide two

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three hundred million listeners. Having said that, friends, now let

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me talk about my two books. Please are my two books,

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and for my first book, The Modern Mentality News Strategies

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to succeed in India and the global marketplace, I want

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a documentary to be made so all those Hollywood Bollywood

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producers listening, please contact me at Aughshan at dr rafshanhash

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Mei dot com. The other one is the outbreak of

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a monstrous infection and if you I want a movie

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to be made out of it. So all those Hollywood

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Bollywood producers please contact me at Dushan at tr Rushan

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harsh Meet dot com. Having said that, friend, let me

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read first from my first book and then I will

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read from and I will read it after the break

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m hm.

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In in.

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So now let me read little bit from my.

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And it is the modern monmentality needs strategies to succeed

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in India at the global markets and it says praise

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for the modern mobile mentality, brilliant and a much read

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for everyone.

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Doctor J.

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Bobin ragers Park, Distinguished Professor at to School of Business

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at Armuth College and Martin Barber Fellow at Harvard Business School.

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The New York Times involve Feet Funeral, best selling.

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Author and the editors.

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Introduction and here it is let me read a little

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