Murphy’s Law To Enlightenment: How to Do Everything Wrong and Still Turn Out Alright

Life is full of lessons, says Cary Kellems, but was it only me that got Professor Murphy for this class? Cary recalls he was not always the best student, but the assignments that Professor Murphy metered out were downright difficult. And to exacerbate the situation, when bad things happened to him, he took it as a dare to double down and stubbornly continue to repeat his last mistake, always expecting a different result. His life was in an infinite loop of mistakes with never a reflection of why bad things kept happening to him. Now, Cary has chronicled his personal epic fails and how they painfully brought him towards enlightenment. Sometimes comical, sometimes heart shattering, these experiences inextricably taught him important life lessons.CARY T. KELLEMS - is a husband, father, retired IBM IT Architect, and reluctant cat-lover. A Distinguished Toastmaster and prolific public speaker known for his energetic storytelling style; he has given over 100 presentations to various groups. As both a speaker and a writer, Cary draws on his experiences growing up in an military family, coming of age as a young man living in Southern California, and working as a technology professional to weave captivating stories that illuminate the human condition. He is one of the co-authors in the Rough Writers 2019 Anthology: Moments in Space & Time Within each of Cary’s stories is a seed of self-awareness. Please read his work as encouragement for you to take up your pen and slay your own inner obstacles. For more stories or information, please visit Cary’s website at www.murphyslawtoenlightenment.com.