Literary Nonfiction. Self-Help. David likes to make things happen. In this book he gives encouragement in an uncertain world through seven golden principles defined by his own adventures, his altruism and his training in the SAS. This book will motivate, inspire and uplift you and is filled with stories and advice on how to push your boundaries to achieve self fulfilment.
"'David has an infectious sense of adventure, a selfless community spirit and a fire in the belly that gives everyone around him the belief in their dreams. Whereas many people get stuck at the why, David is one of those rare people who immediately say how and get busy achieving. I've purposefully spent as much time as possible with David over the past decade, because in a world of doubters and setbacks, he shares my desire to step out and do things differently. Speaking selfishly, it serves you well to surround yourself by Can Do people." --Mark Beaumont
"This book should be compulsory reading for everyone. It is packed with inspiring and uplifting life lessons for success. David has discovered that the difference between ordinary and extraordinary simply requires commitment to our vision, our motivation and most importantly our action taking. I cannot recommend this book highly enough."--Robin Sieger
"A great man who continues to do so much to encourage adventure in young people in the UK!" --Bear Grylls
"David is a bundle of positive energy whose main aim in life seems to be concocting ever more challenging ways for people to suffer, and in doing so, inspire themselves out of their comfort zone, and along the road to personal improvement and self belief." --Rob Wainwright
"There are not many people who can make a 54 mile hike in 24 hours a really fun event but David is one of them. Just when you ve had enough, in the middle of nowhere, there s a fire breathing dragon, an ice cream stall, a serving of haggis, fireworks over a remote loch
and so it goes on. He not only organised the event but was a huge support throughout the whole thing, popping up everywhere offering encouragement but most of all with genuine enthusiasm and kindness. I feel proud to have been a part it and to have got to know such a great guy." --Polly Murray
