We’ve all got a choice. We can get better at fighting, or worse at life.
Stoic street-smarts, Ed Latimore’s life philosophy, gives you the tools and fortitude to take life by the horns.
Read the book Finally, the long-anticipated book is here.
There is no other writer quite like Ed Latimore. The best part about this book, though, is that it really feels like he’s just speaking with you the way he would over beers at a bar—and Latimore has plenty of experience with this, as you’ll come to learn. This book is a knockout.
Rob Henderson
Best-selling author of Troubled
Twelve rounds in a prize fight. Twelve chapters of invaluable life lessons I learned the hard way.
Ed takes the reader on his journey from poverty, trauma, and addiction to the halls of academia and intellectual triumphs. Hard Lessons is a must-read, particularly during our age of uncertainty. Ed is a source of inspiration for us all
Dr. Drew Pinsky
Best-selling author of The Mirror Effect
Twelve rounds in a prize fight. Twelve chapters of invaluable life lessons I learned the hard way.
When life hits you square in the face, will you get back up?
Twice monthly, meditate on my essays about fighting, life, and developing the mental fortitude of a boxer.
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