Excell PDT
Professional Driver Training
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Proverbs 12:1 “any man that despises discipline despises knowledge and that is stupid.” Driving is a discipline, definition of discipline: practice of training people to obey rules and behavior, a code of conduct and/or to punish disobedience. Good decisions have rewards, bad decisions have consequences and it is always a bad decision to fail to train.
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Teaches skills never been taught before of trade secrets and wisdom for life and behind the wheel
About the Author
Joe’s hauled off a 22% grades, he found the need to study physics because of the inherit danger in working on that kind of terrain. Learning this helped develop connecting dots, this level of training changed the way he drove in the ice and snow. Learning to obey laws and motion and what disrupts motion. To drive in a manner safer and more proficient than the common driver. He learned how to anticipate an accident and drive in a manner to prevent it. He has always said “professionals can do what amateurs can’t.” Joe displays professionalism and professional discipline, he teaches within this book. Good decisions create positive results which resolved in potential opportunity, bad decisions have consequences that require correction and limit potential.