Luke Amery was happily working as an “open-cut” miner in Australia when he began struggling with his physical balance and discovered he had been struck with brain cancer.
As the father of two, working for long periods away from home, he already knew he had been missing out on much. Coupled with the sudden, serious health issue, Luke knew a complete life change was in order.
He became newly driven to oversee his own life and passions, and to help others through ordeals like his, even as he was overcoming his own brain cancer in large part by applying what has come to be called the “Ganbaru Mindset,” explained in his book of the same title.
Today, Luke lives with a sense of making up for lost time, and of the importance of living in the now. He has found new joy in helping others achieve their dreams and win through sometimes horrible circumstances, to rediscover one’s “mojo” along with one’s true purpose and passion in life, to succeed and be happy.
“Ganbaru” is a Japanese term which means to “stand firm” in spite of circumstances, to do even more than one’s best. Relive the tragedy and triumph Luke Amery went through in his battle with brain cancer—a battle he has won. Appreciate the lessons learned along the way. And achieve for yourself your own Ganbaru Mindset, with which to tackle anything in life.
To help, the author has shared his complete story along with all teachable moments, he has isolated key principles that got him through, and included brief exercises at the end of each chapter to help make the elements of the Ganbaru Mindset your own. Make your stand today and reclaim your own life and state of mind, then reap and share the rewards of a worthy life.