Rob Wenzel

This new book gives readers a whole New Perspective on Life

Author’s Rob and Kathy Wenzel create a simple, yet effective, easy to understand, self-help book.

Once in a Great while a Book comes along that addresses a social issue with such clarity that it stands alone. "The Art of Redirection" is such a Book.

Rob and Kathy Wenzel have taken years of experience to bring “A Children’s Book for Adults”. It is what we should have been taught growing up, which must now be learned or we face failure at home, work and in life. The Art of Redirection changes all that.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – According to authors Rob and Kathy Wenzel one of the main problems faced by people in this day and age is Arrested Development.; the active, almost compulsive triggering of our ego whenever we feel we are being disrespected or misunderstood. In “The Art of Redirection” (published by Xlibris) the authors tackle this concept in the most straight-forward manner possible.

“The Art of Redirection” is a simple, yet effective book that shows readers how to, and to get to the business at hand. It also gives readers clear and concise instructions on how to change their lives for the better, by teaching how to take authority over the “Ego” and get the “Adult” to take control.

The contents of this book were gathered through years of study and are predominantly written to help people to get their lives back on track. “The Art of Redirection” is simple to understand but takes consistent effort to actually implement. It’s not the typical self help book.

Rob Wenzel is married to Kathy, is the father of four adult children, has over 30 years experience counseling; 20 working with wild at risk youth and the last 10 years with challenging couples, individuals and families. He rides a Harley Davidson Fat Boy, is Licensed as a Master's level Professional Counselor and utilizes non-traditional methods in addressing the issue of Arrested Development, providing understanding and direction necessary to make the changes needed that he and Kathy write about in "The Art of Redirection"

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