Dr. Marty Finkelstein
Have you or your children ever felt frustrated in the rough of life. Or simply wanted to give up in the woods, as you felt lost. Or perhaps as you got closer to achieving your dreams, or goals, you became more fearful, and hesitant.
'In 8 Lessons of Life on Hole 1' , a young boy learns valuable insights on an enchanted golf course, that assists him through a difficult time.
Parents and teachers will enjoy sharing these lessons with their children and students, and adults will appreciate reconnecting with these precious life lessons in the most treasured way, a simple story that awakens the heart and spirit in all of us.
Dr. Marty Finkelstein
has been a holistic chiropractor since 1980. He has hosted and produced
"To Your Health", a cable TV show, and hosted
"Wake Up To Your Health", an AM radio show. He is the author of several books and articles, and he continues to be a motivational educator who inspires others to seek optimum healing and wellness in their lives.
Dr. Marty has been the chiropractic representative for Flying Doctors of America, traveling to other countries delivering chiropractic care and facilitating healthy communication and understanding between allopathic and holistic professionals.
Dr. Marty is available for speaking engagements, and he is the creator and team coach for these workshops:
- Healing Oneself Through Separation and Divorce While Avoiding the High Cost of Attorneys.
- Healing Relationships
- Relationship Athletics
Throughout Dr. Marty’s life, three things have been consistent and are still present: Relationships, Sports, and God.
It was a difficult time in Nathaniel's life. He had just turned 12 years old. He had moved to a new home, a new school, and his parents, after a long, painful process, had gotten divorced.
He was an intelligent boy and had always done well in school, but he had not made friends yet, and he felt truly bored in his classes. The only thing he still enjoyed, it seemed, was hitting golf balls, especially after watching the Master's Golf Tournament in Augusta. Often, while sitting through class, he would find himself imagining he was the best golfer in the world, making millions of dollars. 'Then,' he thought, 'everyone would like me. I'd have everything-money, power, fame-maybe even happiness.'
But, as exciting as these daydreams were, and as much as he loved watching the game, he still had never had the opportunity to play golf on a real golf course. And as much as he liked to swing a golf club, he had never taken a lesson from a golf pro before. His daydreams faded away, and he found himself sitting in class feeling even more bored and frustrated with nothing to look forward to.
Nathaniel's teachers at the new school agreed that he was very smart. They also agreed he lacked motivation and discipline. His parents tried their best to speak with him to offer help through the new transitions of school and home, but nothing seemed to help.
