...a 31 day journey from author Christopher Coleman
After the trauma of not breathing for fifteen minutes at birth, doctors gave Christopher Coleman no hope for a normal life. Because of the severity of damage caused by the lack of oxygen to his brain, it was said that Christopher would be imprisoned by his body and would never move, walk, or talk.
Facing the struggles and challenges of cerebral palsy head-on, he has beaten all the odds. From teaching himself to read, to becoming the first of his family of seven to graduate from college, Christopher Coleman has overcome adversity by confronting the mind, heart, and soul of who he is. Today, Christopher is a professional keynote speaker who has traveled all over the world motivating, challenging, and encouraging people to find freedom by living beyond their circumstances.
“From a wheelchair, I have observed people avoiding issues I had to face. The one question I continue to be asked is, ‘In your condition, how can you enjoy your life ... when I am so miserable in mine?’”
In an attempt to answer that question, Christopher Coleman invites you on a deeply personal journey to Solitary Refinement: 31 Days to Freedom. Learn from his triumphant experience and discover how to have joy and peace through the circumstances you may be trying to avoid.
Courageous and uncompromising, this book will change and liberate your life ... but only if you accept the challenge within these pages to fully uncover and encounter the truth about yourself.
Sunday, April 12
Georgia Author of the Year Award Nominee!
Christopher Coleman’s ‘Solitary Refinement’ has been nominated for the 45th annual GA Author of the Year Award! The GAYA is one of the most prestigious literary awards in the nation, and the oldest in the Southeastern United States. Let us know if you would like to attend the dinner and/or awards ceremony June 13 at KSU!!
Wednesday, February 25
Book Signing March 7!!
March 7th
3:00-7:00PM
Chili’s Restaurant
6947 Glade Rd SE
Acworth, GA
Tuesday, February 17
Solitary Refinement 31 Truths (Truths 6-10)
6. The decision to get up from a fall transforms a bad start into an amazing finish.
7. Your regrets are oftentimes your justification for not living a significant life.
8. But, we need to be careful not to put faith in our stupidity.
9. The mind makes the decision, marginalizes the result and minimizes the consequence.
10. Where you are is the result of the changes you have made in your life. Where you are going is dependent on the changes you are willing to make.