Books
I write to forge a connection with you, my reader. That connection is my greatest privilege. Through my journey’s triumphs and missteps, I share lessons to encourage us as we grow together. Life’s path isn’t meant to be walked alone. By sharing my vulnerabilities, I want you to see you’re not by yourself, and there’s always a way forward. Words help me find clarity, and I hope mine will do the same for you.
Are You Stuck in a Midlife Rut?
This book offers a transformative journey, revealing hidden truths and a roadmap to rediscover yourself.
Inside, you’ll find a framework to:
- Thrive on challenges and unlock self-discovery.
- Embrace vulnerability to cultivate inner strength.
- Shift perspective to find freedom and purpose.
With personal stories and insightful wisdom, this book equips you to navigate life’s twists and turns, emerging stronger and more fulfilled.
“Jumpstart Your Midlife” is currently in submission. Stay tuned for its progress!
Executive Retreats for Busy Business Leaders: How to Achieve More by Working Less
What if you could achieve more in business without burning out or adding anything to your plate?
In Executive Retreats for Busy Business Leaders: How to Achieve More by Working Less, David Achata can save you from overwhelm and burnout by showing you how four disciplines can actually make you happier, healthier, and more effective.
Embrace What You Don’t Know: A Stupid Guide to Smart Business Leadership
As a leader, the last thing we want is to look stupid. But imagine if embracing what you don’t know was the smartest thing you could ever do?
A great leader isn’t invested in looking like they have all the right answers; they learn to ask all the right questions instead. Whether it’s in life, leadership, or in your organization, staying humble and open to new information could be the difference between success and failure.
In the Caverns: The Darkness of Grief & The Dawn of Life Change
Lost in the darkness of grief? What if it wasn’t an enemy to resist? But a guide into a new phase of life?
“In the Caverns,” is about the year David Achata was one of 43 million caregivers in the United States. He shares his experience with grief and challenges the idea of rushing back to normal, instead arguing that grief can be a teacher, guiding us towards personal growth in the face of loss. This heartfelt memoir offers solace and a new perspective on navigating life’s inevitable changes in the face of an event that will eventually choose us all – losing our parents.