New book investigates "Am I who I want to be?"
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CALIFORNIA CITY, Calif. - Californer -- California City, CA – We can be who we want to be, at least as far as we can influence the circumstances of our lives, physically, mentally, and spiritually. As far as we can influence our social life, personally, publicly, and politically. As far as we can build and maintain our worldview, our values, visions, and principles.

In reality, do we use these freedoms as far as we are politically still able to do so? In our daily lives, are we still choosing a life focus that reflects our personality, is satisfying, and makes us happy? Do we want to live like an eagle or like a sheep, an individualist or a collectivist? In his 26^th book, Pierre Kandorfer investigates this problem millions of people have. He comes to surprising results: We can be who we want to be if we decide what matters in our lives, find the right focus of our lives, and make the necessary changes to make us happy.

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Pierre's latest book "Am I who I want to be?" is available worldwide at Amazon.com, NeverGiveUpYourDream.US, and other booksellers.

Pierre A. Kandorfer is a veteran journalist, author, TV host/producer/director with forty years of media background. He wrote thousands of articles, hundreds of TV programs, and over 25 books. He also taught TV, Film, and Communications at the FHS College, worked as the Director of Programming of a nationwide TV broadcast, holds an FAA commercial pilot's license, speaks several languages, and is included in the worldwide Wikipedia Encyclopedia. Yahoo offers about 235,00 search results under Pierre's name.

As described in his book "Less is More", Pierre views himself as a Minimalism-influenced, simple man. His lifelong motto is "Do what you say – and say what you do. No exceptions." He is a proud Christian and a passionate constitutionalist.