Philip Allan Turner

Maya Angelou stated, “I did then what I knew how to do. Now that I know better, I do better.” This quote freed the author and allowed him to move forward after the most difficult time in his life. He believes this quote can provide inspiration to anyone who has made a mistake or fallen down. By knowing better, we can master ourselves so that we can our best self. After losing his job, his house and his life as he knew it, the author became severely depressed. He spent three years reading every self-help book he could and eventually found the Bible. The author made Jesus his life coach and was transformed. Using the Bible and other spiritual traditions, the author has devised 20 easy steps to love and empowerment; and now helps others to be their best self.

He has held many jobs to include being a fitness instructor, a carpenter and a real estate agent, but now is focused on serving the Lord full-time. He writes spiritual non-fiction, devotionals and historical fiction books. He is studying to be an ordained minister. He is from Philadelphia originally, but now calls Newark, N.J. home. He has writer two self-help books, a devotional and a Christian spy novel with life lessons.