The Power of Conquering Fear
Written by Myles W. Miller
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Born in Detroit, MI in 1978, Myles W. Miller, President and CEO of Lion Heart Enterprises, is known to his friends and family as a hard-working, loving, kind, compassionate, creative, and inspirational young man. He is a dynamic teacher and personal coach, a compelling and prolific writer, a charismatic and transformational motivational speaker, a phenomenal talk show host, and just an all around good guy.
Myles is a Self-Help expert on Selfgrowth.com and can be heard on his radio shows, "Creating a Championship Standard of Living," and "The 4th Quarter Comeback Show" at http://bit.ly/MylesTalkRadio .
He can be contacted directly at myleswmiller@gmail.com or via phone at (770) 674-8350.
The Power of Conquering Fear may be purchased at http://www.lulu.com/content/189004
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