Walking for Me

Childhood insecurities and fears can remain in-tact and ever-present through-out one's entire life. They can become even more entrenched in a person's psycheas they struggle with the hurdles of life itself. In Walking for Me, educator andprofessional communicator Daniel Walsch shares his struggle for fulfillment, re-spect, and even self-acceptance. Despite his reality of entering and navigating lifeas a hard-core introvert, Walsch puts forth a candid and even moving portraitof a quest to gain respectability as an individual, parent, spouse, friend, student, and professional while contending with the struggles of connecting with a worldbeyond his own shadow. Walking for Me is the story of Walsch's continuous ef-forts to balance the reality of interacting with others with his innate and powerfulneed to maintain his own company. Walking for Me is an honest account of howthis struggle, complete with setbacks, missteps and successes, have helped shapeWalsch's life as even today he continues giving it definition.