The Kid with the Secret Weapons

THE KID WITH THE SECRET WEAPONS

By Larry Lichtenauer

Capturing the power of “the law of attraction” to achieve everything

Twelve-year old Bryan Issac Yards is facing numerous challenges in his life including dealing with the recent separation of his parents, moving to a new apartment building, managing a negative friendship, and overcoming fears related to making a public speech and getting ready for a big test. Through it all, he uses little secrets and techniques to successfully navigate life’s daily concerns, including visualization, the law of attraction and positive thinking.

The story is framed against the backdrop of a roller hockey league and Bryan’s ability to attract a girl goalie onto his team. Despite injuries and distractions, can the Blue Bombers turn their season around and redeem last year’s loss in the finals? More importantly, can Bryan’s Mom and Dad repair their relationship? His best friend Brooksie, a Boston Terrier, is with him every step of the way.

You can accomplish anything you want if you maintain a positive attitude. But it is more than that. It is 100% believing that you can achieve your goals, and visualizing them into reality.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Larry Lichtenauer resides in Reisterstown, Maryland with his wife Linda and three sons, along with two dogs – Roxy and Boh. He graduated from the University of Maryland at College Park with a degree from the College of Journalism before embarking on a career in the public relations, marketing and communication industries. He founded a full-service agency that serves the needs of local, regional and national clients, with a focus on the commercial real estate sector, in 1996. Upon graduation from college, Larry organized the Touch Football League (TFL), a Sunday morning men’s league that featured twenty teams at the height of its popularity. While helping his wife raise their children, he served as head coach for more than fifty different sports teams involved with baseball, basketball, lacrosse, roller hockey and soccer. Counting the sports activities his kids participated with in high school, college and on club teams, he has been associated with more than 100 teams. These experiences and observations formed the basis of his first book: 101 Sports Tips to Help Improve the Youth Sports Experience, which was published in 2010. www.101sportstips.com He passionately follows University of Maryland basketball, Ohio State University men’s lacrosse, and the Washington Capitals.

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