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That's Life
by Charles Bonasera

After receiving his professional degree,
Charles M. Bonasera he practiced as a psychotherapist and presently
serves as a Consultant, Author, Workshop Presenter and Motivational
Speaker. His roles focus on helping with individual, relationship
and family-type problems as well as anger, guilt, depression and
anxiety issues. Another
role he also works with athletes in competitive sports teaching them
optimal ways of using their minds to develop and maintain focus and
stay in their zone.
He founded the
His Workshops and consultations with
sports training facilities, businesses, corporations and schools all
stress the importance of the effective use of the mind to achieve
success. As a keynote
speaker, he mixes his professional wisdom and humor with stories
that demonstrate practical solutions to problems.
He took a leadership role in several professional
organizations including his appointment to the
His book “How to Stay Well and Live Life to the Fullest” is filled with over
500 stories and sayings compiled over his years of practice that
provide an incentive to change patterns.
His book. “The Mental
Side of Golf” contains training exercises for completive
athletes. The principles
cited with respect to golf are also applicable to practicing
effective life management techniques. His book, “How in the Hell Did This Happen to Me?” deals with changing unwanted
patterns from childhood by using illustrative case studies.
His latest book,
“The Legend of Little League” is based on his days of playing,
coaching, managing, and refereeing many sports and serves as a
primer for parents and coaches of Little League.
Charles has a website: http://www.charlesbonasera.com
His email is charles@charlesconasera.com
Story 1 - Give me the bad news first
Story 2 - Living in an age of suspicion
Story 3 - When our past becomes our future
Story 4 - The holidays and the economy: a lesson to be learner