The Warrior Within

The Warrior WithinThe Warrior Within is a book about battles. The battles caused by the internal struggles we all face. Battles that can lead those who have endured such pain that they feel taking their own life is the only escape. Who fights their battles? Who fights your battles? Are they real battles or our own weaknesses? Forty million people, ranging from 18 years old and up, seek help each year. What about those that never do and are out in the world? Are we

The Warrior Within is a book about battles. The battles caused by the internal struggles we all face. Battles that can lead those who have endured such pain that they feel taking their own life is the only escape. Who fights their battles? Who fights your battles? Are they real battles or our own weaknesses? Forty million people, ranging from 18 years old and up, seek help each year. What about those that never do and are out in the world? Are we doing all we can for ourselves and others? All excellent questions, and all answered in The Warrior Within. As Caesar Rondina demonstrates each and every person has the ability to be their own warrior. The first step to moving forward begins with learning. Falling is fine, it teaches us how to get back up.

About the Author

With over 35 years of working experience in public health care, Caesar Rondina has interacted with thousands of people from different walks of life, cultures, races, and creeds. Oftentimes, these encounters were intensified by a life-or-death medical situation. All things combined, Caesar Rondina’s real-life experiences along with education have provided insight about the world we live in and how we choose to live in it. He has been an author, businessman, educator, paramedic, master boat captain, firefighter, and father to three adult children. Born in New England, he attended universities in the fields of Education and Business Management and completed studies in the fields of electronics, medicine, and boating. In addition, he holds a United States Coast Guard Master Captain’s license, and a National Association of Radio and Telecommunications Engineers First Class Repair and teaching certificate. In college for music education, his primary instrument was guitar, and he played in venues across the country. Caesar Rondina continues to work as a paramedic and an educator, and he continues to write.