Book review the Dutch cowboy:
Sometimes you come across people that seem to own that certain vibe, they have this specialty about themselves which makes you wonder about their story, and then they write one....
Not knowing William personally but having some small talk every now and then on social media gave me the feeling we might have some things in common, starting with the mutual fascination for the life in the great U.S.A (in his case also Canada)
Although we have an age difference I truly understand his uncomfortable feeling about "belonging somewhere else"and having few people really understanding and supporting these inner demons.
There's a difference between having a dream and actually having the guts to act on it and I admire his strength and determination.
Reading his life story was an eye opener and makes you realise that only YOU are in charge of achieving your dream, have a plan and stick to it with all the risks and disappointments in the process.
I admire his willingness to aim high .
I'm amazed by the wonderful art his hands create and these items are extraordinary .
Reading his experience about the negative side of this business and the deception makes me even more appreciative of his belief in his product and continuation to follow his artistic heart.
While reading you can picture his struggles ,his strenght,his personality ,his belief to find love , and it leaves you with the thought or rather a question >> what's next !?cause his"story"is far from done .....
With kind regards,
Astrid van Lunsen -Kosterman
Sometimes you come across people that seem to own that certain vibe, they have this specialty about themselves which makes you wonder about their story, and then they write one....
Not knowing William personally but having some small talk every now and then on social media gave me the feeling we might have some things in common, starting with the mutual fascination for the life in the great U.S.A (in his case also Canada)
Although we have an age difference I truly understand his uncomfortable feeling about "belonging somewhere else"and having few people really understanding and supporting these inner demons.
There's a difference between having a dream and actually having the guts to act on it and I admire his strength and determination.
Reading his life story was an eye opener and makes you realise that only YOU are in charge of achieving your dream, have a plan and stick to it with all the risks and disappointments in the process.
I admire his willingness to aim high .
I'm amazed by the wonderful art his hands create and these items are extraordinary .
Reading his experience about the negative side of this business and the deception makes me even more appreciative of his belief in his product and continuation to follow his artistic heart.
While reading you can picture his struggles ,his strenght,his personality ,his belief to find love , and it leaves you with the thought or rather a question >> what's next !?cause his"story"is far from done .....
With kind regards,
Astrid van Lunsen -Kosterman