As long as we live, we will experience challenges-fear, anxiety, pain, planning for the future. Experiencing these trials, the question becomes what are we going to do about them? Altuawn suggest the opposite of what you may expect. Instead of stressing about challenges, embrace, and tackle them head on. Enriched with motivational quotes, stories, and activities related to the particular situation, Let's Get Through This: Conquering Challenging Times guides you to take action that will produce positive results. Readers learn to face and transform their fear, apply tactics when times are tough, embrace the lessons and gifts of fretful times that lead to growth, and simple, effective, and proven methods for confidence and courage. Most significantly, this practical book increases wisdom, faith, and provides solutions for circumstance of worry that one may encounter in the future.About the Author: Altuawn Nelson is a motivational speaker, option screenwriter, and owner of several small businesses in Georgia. He was born in Atlanta, GA in a neighborhood called Oakland City. Raised in the poverty stricken, but family oriented environment, at an early age, he developed a heart for people that were faced with tough challenges. Although they didn't have much, they always had each other. They viewed one another as family as opposed to neighbors. Being raised in that environment and paying close attention to people that were considered by society as outcasts, he was able to learn a lot. Most of these individuals saw something that they called "special" in him, so that led to them attempting to keep him away from most of the pitfalls of that neighborhood. Despite their efforts, he still got into minor trouble, but nothing too major. Growing up, he applied positive tactics learned from his hood to transition from one part of life to the next. The early parts of his life consisted of mentorship from people of the underworld such as pimps, prostitutes, whores, sluts, strippers, drug dealers, robbers, crack addicts, and boosters. In his 20's and 30's, he was placed in settings consisting of CEO's of companies, business women and men, screenwriters, movie producers, Consul Generals, lawyers, and the list goes on. He draws from these experiences, as well as his own, and shares them with others in hopes of teaching them to make better decisions. He has spoken at juvenile institutions, schools, churches, youth centers, Atlanta City Hall, Recovery Centers, and Consulates.