A Message From Doe
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Doe presents programs and readings pro bono to nonprofit groups and donates her author’s royalty from books sold at that event to the organization’s cause. She will present “Tell Your Story” workshops to groups at no cost if a book is purchased for each participant as a learning resource. Contact her today to let her know about your group. She schedules her pro bono work as frequently as she can given her other obligations.
Life Happens. There are always lessons to learn, ways to contribute, and reasons to celebrate.
What would you do if a bicycle accident left you unable to use your hands and arms for six months?
What would you do if you were getting ready to move and begin a new job when that happened?
If you’re Doe Hentschel, you learn lessons such as:
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Ask Questions
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Ask for help
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Celebrate what you can do
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Consider that the problem might be you
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Eat the ice cream before it melts
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If you think you’re okay, you just might be
And if, like Doe, you encounter other challenges as your life unfolds, you may find that those life lessons come in handy!
"This book is dedicated to my angels who give me opportunities to learn and grow, and to my butterflies who tell me I am ready. This book would not exist without them in my life."
The Book
Look, Ma! No Hands! Life’s Lessons Learned the Hard Way is a gift from Doe Hentschel, Ph.D. – a trailblazing adult educator and lifelong learner, leadership mentor and role model for living with purpose and passion at every age. From her own life-altering experiences, Doe draws profound lessons that capture her philosophy of life and leadership that will inspire all readers facing challenges of their own.
Published on her 80th birthday, Look, Ma! No Hands! Life’s Lessons Learned the Hard Way is Doe Hentschel’s first book. It is also a family affair. Supported with insights from Doe’s daughter Karin Davis, it includes original illustrations by Doe’s granddaughter, Courtney Davis, a student at Eastern Connecticut State University majoring in early childhood education and sociology. Her grandson Matthew Davis Jr., B.S. Engineering, University of Connecticut, manages this website.
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The Author
Doe Hentschel is an engaging speaker whose trademark, memorable stories crystallize facts, theories and complex ideas. A lifelong learner herself, she was inducted into the International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame in 2013 in recognition of her skill at creating innovative learning programs for adult learners of all ages in a multitude of learning environments.
