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Pain and Gain
- How I Survived and Triumphed: An Uplifting Story of Thriving after a Traumatic Experience
- Narrated by: Paul Hampson
- Length: 56 mins
- Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality
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Publisher's Summary
This book can change your life!
In his first riveting book, Pain and Gain: The Untold True Story, Marc Schiller narrated the incredible events behind the movie Pain & Gain, recalling his thirty days of captivity.
Now, Schiller shares how he survived the ordeal, exploring the life lessons he learned during his time in the warehouse and during his recovery. In this uplifting and inspiring book, Schiller discusses the healing of his body, mind, and spirit and tells the story of how he found the strength to thrive.
This book will inspire and uplift you. It makes you evaluate your life from a different perspective.
This is the little book of wisdom you can carry and use for the rest of your life.
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- Gerald
- 04-10-21
short but interesting listen
I came to this audiobook via watching the movie Pain & Gain, starring The Rock and Mark Wahlberg, based on a true story. I was interested in the mindset of a man who fought to keep his dignity when subjected to savage humiliation and terrible circumstances and a horrible stress and pain during a month-long kidnapping ordeal while the perpetrators try to drain him financially of everything he had. although this audiobook clocks in at probably under an hour I still enjoyed hearing the mindset of a man who didn't know if he was going to survive his challenging experience or not but fought to keep a positive attitude and keep his wits about him. I would always rather take inspirational advice from someone who has experienced the worst life can throw at them and come out the other side, not just someone who makes their living as a motivational speaker.