"An uplifting blend of self-help suggestions, Christian spirituality, and inspirational autobiography. A deeply spiritual and reverent guide steeped in unwavering faith."

 - The Midwest Book Review

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6x9 Paperback, 224 pgs.
ISBN 978-0-9772868-0-5
(Knight for Christ Publishing)

FIND HAPPINESS!
How to Fill the Void in Your Life by LOOKING,
FEELING, and LIVING Better 

by Shawn Smith

Are you hurting? Have your life experiences to date left you feeling frustrated, angry, or depressed? Do you feel guilty about something you didn’t do in the past?

To help others avoid the painful road he has traveled, Shawn Smith shares the lessons he learned during his 36-year search for inner peace and fulfillment . . . how he knelt and put his old detrimental habits to death, arose with a knightly dedication to virtue, and put that elusive element of true harmonic happiness in his life.

Avoid destructive habits and vices

Identify symptoms of depression and take steps to prevent it

Understand anger and alleviate it

Take responsibility for the problems in your life

Protect your children from harmful elements of life

Look and feel better through better eating habits and exercise

Do your job with integrity

Benefit from the most powerful book in the world

Live a life that rewards itself

Shawn Smith considers himself a modern-day knight whose goal is to help others find inner peace and happiness. In addition to offering practical self-help strategies for looking, feeling, and living better, his book includes his dramatic autobiography * – how life led him to the pits of hell, and how he found his way back again, straight into the loving arms of a merciful and forgiving God.

* About the second half of Shawn's book – his autobiography – he says:

"When I started this book, people cautioned me against sharing so many intimate details of my life. But I wanted the reader to understand my own fight with vice and mental illness, which I call 'the beast.' To do this, I had to share my story truthfully and objectively, even at times when it shows me in a bad light and acting in a way contrary to my present-day knighthood. By sharing my own experiences and the improper way I handled them, I hope to do damage to the stigma of getting help. I want to help people find the courage to release secrets that may be haunting them and changing their personal virtue.

If I had not shared my own story in this book, I would be a hypocrite. You see, allowing my morality, mental fitness, and fitness of body to get out of harmony–coupled with allowing life experiences and the actions of others to control my perspective on life–almost killed me. I had allowed the bad experiences in my life to strip away my self-esteem and I was looking for my virtue through other people, when all I had to do was find it within myself."