Author Dan Armstrong was inspired to write The Adventures of a Real-Life Cable Guy as a way to share the unique and often humorous experiences he encountered during his thirty-year career in the cable television industry. Initially, he had no idea that being a cable installer was even a profession; his childhood dreams leaned towards becoming an FBI agent or a police officer. However, at the age of twenty, he began working for a local cable company, which opened his eyes to a world filled with diverse characters and stories.Throughout his career, Armstrong collected anecdotes that ranged from the comedic to the tragic. He wanted to capture these moments—such as servicing both a million-dollar mansion and a modest trailer on the same day, saving lives, and witnessing poignant human experiences—to illustrate the rich tapestry of life that he encountered in people’s homes.
His motivation also stemmed from a desire to reflect on how overcoming personal challenges, like his childhood speech impediment and experiences with bullying, shaped his resilience and storytelling abilities. By sharing these stories, Armstrong aims to entertain and inspire others, proving that even the most unconventional careers can lead to extraordinary narratives.
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His motivation also stemmed from a desire to reflect on how overcoming personal challenges, like his childhood speech impediment and experiences with bullying, shaped his resilience and storytelling abilities. By sharing these stories, Armstrong aims to entertain and inspire others, proving that even the most unconventional careers can lead to extraordinary narratives.
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Show Notes
Author Dan Armstrong was inspired to write The Adventures of a Real-Life Cable Guy as a way to share the unique and often humorous experiences he encountered during his thirty-year career in the cable television industry. Initially, he had no idea that being a cable installer was even a profession; his childhood dreams leaned towards becoming an FBI agent or a police officer. However, at the age of twenty, he began working for a local cable company, which opened his eyes to a world filled with diverse characters and stories.Throughout his career, Armstrong collected anecdotes that ranged from the comedic to the tragic. He wanted to capture these moments—such as servicing both a million-dollar mansion and a modest trailer on the same day, saving lives, and witnessing poignant human experiences—to illustrate the rich tapestry of life that he encountered in people’s homes.
His motivation also stemmed from a desire to reflect on how overcoming personal challenges, like his childhood speech impediment and experiences with bullying, shaped his resilience and storytelling abilities. By sharing these stories, Armstrong aims to entertain and inspire others, proving that even the most unconventional careers can lead to extraordinary narratives.
Website | LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | Amazon
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