Limitless: How to Be, Have, Do and Accomplish Anything

Larry Murnane has proven his achievement methods work by his own life accomplishments. Relatively diminutive in size, he played as a quarterback, defensive back and special teams player on high school and college football teams, with a leg disability. He graduated cum laude from the University of San Diego School of Law, despite barely getting admitted. Overcoming a fear of public speaking, he won the vast majority of his cases as a trial lawyer before becoming a highly successful real estate lawyer, broker and investor -- handling over $1 billion in transactions. Larry is the principal and founder of Regal Properties, a California real estate services corporation which donates ten percent of its fees and commissions to charities . His other accomplishments include studying at the prestigious London School of Economics, serving as a Judge Pro Tem and Arbitrator for the San Diego Superior Court, serving on various boards and panels for private companies and public agencies, founding the Angel Mentor Group as a business consulting and financial resource for emerging growth companies, teaching as an adjunct professor at the University of San Diego, and receiving the Pro Bono Publico Distinguished Service Award as prevailing legal counsel in a class action lawsuit on behalf of San Diego's homeless population. Larry has traveled extensively in the United States and abroad, including Europe, Asia, Australia, and South, Central and North America, and he is currently studying to obtain a private pilot's license. He coached American football in the Italian Football League, in Bologna and Catania, and at several San Diego high schools. He currently resides on Coronado Island, in San Diego County, California, where he enjoys surfing, biking, guitar and beach frisbee with his dog, Piper. His proudest accomplishments are his two beautiful grown children, Shiloh and Conor, with families of their own -- happily pursuing their life passions. The author has pledged to donate 50% of the profits from the sale of this book to charities benefiting underprivileged children.