Month: April 2015

Mayweather vs Pacquiao: May 2nd Super Fight!!!

Matt Talford

Okay, So those of you who know me well might detect the slight hint of sarcasm in the title of this post.  But those of you who don’t know me personally might ask, “What’s so sarcastic about the title?”  Okay, I’ll answer that for you… In my opinion, the only things “super” about the forthcoming showdown between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and his opponent, Manny Pacquiao, are the ticket prices, the unprecedented PPV cost and of course, the hype.  But before I breakdown why this “super fight” won’t be all that super,…

I Have Updates To My Kindle Version!!!

Matt Talford

****GET THE NEW AMAZON KINDLE UPDATE OF FROM FEAR TO FAITH!! For those of you who purchased the Kindle Version of From Fear To Faith: A Survivor’s Story, when we received the printed proof, we found some updates that needed to be made and the Kindle ebook was updated. Here are the steps to update your book. 1. Go to desktop version of Amazon.com. 2. Log into your account. 3. Click on the tabs Your Account >>>Manage Your Content & Devices   4. Click on the SETTINGS tab 5. Scroll…

Winning Isn’t Everything

Matt Talford

Happy Monday! So, we’ve all heard the phrase that is the title of this post a thousand times or more: “Winning isn’t everything;” and in most of those cases, it seems it’s the guy who lost that utters those words.  Well, I won’t hold you in suspense by making you think the opposite is the case here.  I am not a winner who somehow quickly grew bored of a recent victory.  No. This post is by and about a guy who endured a humiliating tournament defeat this past weekend in…

Have You Heard The News?

Matt Talford

Not sure if you heard…but, last week From Fear To Faith: A Survivor’s Story made it to #18 on Amazon’s Hot 100 List for Inspirational e-books!!! That’s awesome news, but I want to explain my REAL GOAL. Just last night, my wife and I received a call from a dear friend whose family member has been struggling in their battle with the “c” word. They asked if I could share details of my experience and what I did to help my health care providers “help me” to overcome it. That…