David King Keller

David King Keller, PhD is a best-selling legal author, political analyst, and communication strategist.

David's personal mission is to work with others to improve the quality, performance, and experience of the human species.

He recently wrote three books prior to the 2020 election: Trump's Popularity Analyzed and 21 Reasons Democrats Lose Votes; How Democrats Win The 2020 Election- 12 Steps To Victory; and Racism and Racial Resentment- Their Role In Trump's Election.

Keller has written three books on the science and art of business development for lawyers and law firms, two published by the American Bar association. Five Presidents of the American Bar Association endorsed his most recent book, Building Rainmakers, on the book's jacket.

Dr. Keller was Chairman of the Dr. Martin Luther King Poor People's Campaign Support Committee at the University of Maryland. In this same period, he was the launch Campaign Chairman for a Maryland 5th Congressional District candidate who wanted to help end the VietNam war.

He then spent a year as the International Co-Director of Operation Outrage, established to help feed starving children in Africa, specifically in an area of southern Nigeria, briefly called Biafra. During this time, he wrote a memorialization that was unanimously passed by a number of states.

Dr. Keller successfully wrote, launched, and passed a California proposition to preserve pristine waterfront parkland in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Dr. Keller has an extensive background in sales, advertising, communication, and the commercial arts, which included a producer's award for a short film on the Nez Perce Native American Indians called Legend Days Are Over.

David has four inventions in four different categories. One for XEROX increased XEROX sales by $98M per year.

He invented MicroMindfulness, a 30-second process that reduces stress and enhances mood and supported by peer-reviewed published studies.

Currently, David is working on a book for the newly diagnosed prostate cancer patient and helping to launch a patent-pending, smart bicycle light with artificial intelligence that will help save lives by reducing bicycle-vehicle collisions.