Don't Give Up, Don't Ever Give Up

About the Book

     Life happens while making plans.  When life suddenly turns tragic and nothing makes sense, how is one able to move forward?  The dreams and ambitions once hoped for have now faded away.  How is one to cope?  What can one do?  This is the story of Brian Webb, a recent college graduate, whose world is suddenly thrown into the storms of life…..and survives.  Suffering an intracranial hemorrhage, one week after graduation, Brian discovered a new lease for life.  Recovering from the injury, Brian found a new appreciation and passion for what he lost and the strength to search for what is yet to come that will inspire the reader. 

     The book Don’t Give Up, Don’t Ever Give Up, readers will find out what it may take to live life to the fullest.  Once not putting any importance on anything, readers will see that Brian has a new appreciation for everything where at one point was taken for granted.  Bills, unemployment, keeping up with the Jones' does not really matter.  Love is the answer.  Love is all that matters.

     Live life.  Live strong. Live your dreams.  Everyone can be someone, just believe in yourself and the answers will come.  Don’t Give Up, Don’t Ever Give Up, shows that everyone has the power to live life to their fullest no matter what obstacle, no matter what difficulty.  Be strong, don’t quit and never give up!

About the Author

      Mr. Brian Webb has a Bachelor Degrees in Communications and Broadcast Journalism from the University of Kentucky.  He also has an Associate Degree from Maysville Community College and is certified through the American Council on Exercise as a personal trainer.  Prior to his injury, Brian dreamed of producing news programs and television programs as well as being a musician.  Now with his life refocused, his desire is to get the country healthy through his education, motivation, and desire for fitness.  Brian is currently residing in Lexington, Kentucky to help the citizens there by providing real solutions to their health problems.  Besides writing this book Brian also trains clients one on one at client’s homes with easy, simple exercises.  He enjoys working with the elementary school children in the Fayette County School district through Lexington’s Parks and Recreation by developing fun, interesting games to keep the kids moving.  Besides these tedious tasks, Brian finds the time to volunteer for the Brain Injury Association of Kentucky by bringing awareness and advocacy to Lexington and writes for a state wide newsletter that comes out quarterly.