The Action Sandwich and Public Speaking
Alan Frew wrote The Action Sandwich: A Six Step Recipe for Success by Doing What You're Already Doing (ISBN 978-0-9736863-9-5), a 2007 autobiography with co-writer Sharon Brennan. This book has gone bestseller in Canada. As a speaker Alan's acutely observational comedy finds humour in the moments of everyday life. Alan travels coast to coast speaking about attaining success on your own terms.
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