Ebook: Life at 8 mph: how a man with cerebral palsy taught me the secret to life

"In the spirit of 'Tuesdays with Morrie,' 'Life at 8 mph' is the rare book that celebrates the friendship between two men while reminding readers that everyone has something to offer, regardless of physical limitations. When Peter Bowling Anderson began working for Richard Herrin, a man with cerebral palsy, Peter didn't want the job. But the role as Richard's assistant became a life-changing experience that opened Peter's eyes to what life is really about, what joy actually looks like, and how courage is truly defined. Richard taught Peter that it was never too late to start over if only he would be willing to break through the walls he'd hidden behind for years. After five years of working for Richard, Peter had a new outlook on life, faith, and love--and a new wife he never would have met without Richard's encouragement. Peter Bowling Anderson's heartfelt debut inspires readers to question their assumptions, push beyond their boundaries, and view their struggles as springboards to authentic, lasting happiness"--;Mr. Persistent -- The outsider -- The elephant awakens -- Protector of the disheartened -- Go -- A second chance for three -- Down from the ledge -- The quest continues -- Abandoning the unsinkable broken boat -- Adventures in knitting -- A safe haven -- The bottom of the unknown -- How to hold a fork -- Under the dog pile -- Something important -- The south shall rise and hug -- A part to play -- The greatness of junk -- Finding the fishing pier -- A part-time job.