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Byron Edgington

Byron Edgington was a commercial & military helicopter pilot for 50 years. Now an award-winning writer, and a featured contributor for BizCatalyst 360°, Medium Digest, and TravelAwaits Magazine he is the author of several books including the recently released collaboration with his wife Mariah Edgington of Journey Well, You Are More Than Enough (RE)Discover Your Passion, Purpose & Love of Yourself & Life. After his tour in Vietnam, Edgington became a commercial pilot and flew all over the world. In 2005, he received his Bachelor's in English and creative writing from The Ohio State University at age 63. In 2012 Edgington won the prestigious Bailey Prize in non-fiction from the Swedenborg Foundation Press. Byron Edgington is married to his best friend, Mariah. They have three daughters, and seven grandchildren. They live and write in Iowa City Iowa.

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Why I Love The Friendship Bench

"Our Friendship Bench is perhaps the only place I’m able to be utterly vulnerable and openly-sharing with my own feelings and opinions, no matter the topic. To experience criticism or rejection there is inconceivable." ...

Libraries

"We’re all libraries, our lives their own sacred stacks of lessons and learning, failure, and success. We’re all the stories and lore, the barriers, and blockades, and the resistance we’ve overcome in our own time on the beaches of our lives." ...

ADHD Parenting

"If you find yourself as a parent at odds with your Neurodifferent child, with lots of tension, disagreement, and frequent battles, it may be time to consider your own diagnosis." ...

A Singular Event

"Life is a singular event, and if I’m to make a contribution to the great collective message board I must of necessity get after it and be shameless about sharing what I’ve discovered." ...

Working On Woke

"We must see in every person a universe with its own secrets, with its own treasures, with its own sources of anguish, and with some measure of triumph." ...

Intention: A Focusing Superpower

"Vietnam taught me little except for the futility of war, the necessity of ending it, and the power of living with intention. How many of your days are little more than the getting through?" ...

Anomalies as Strengths

"The biggest discovery is that as much as society tries to cure, marginalize, and label them, neuro-differences are not deficits. They're benefits." ...