Issa J. Gammoh talks with iUniverse about his three books!

iUniverse’s Issa J. Gammoh talks with us about his three books, Relationship Equations, Spiritual Enslavement, and Righteous Management.

Please briefly describe your books . . .

Originally one book that I chose to split into three, each one of the books give a specific insight about dealing with major issues that are the causes of many further troubles that exist in our world today, the books are short, straightforward and aim to benefit any individual whether they were advanced readers or novice ones.

And can you tell us a little about yourself?

Sure, I am originally from Jordan, the Middle East not the basketball player… have been living in Montreal, Canada for the past 8.5 years. I am the founder of the Reiki Grandmasters Academy branched in Amman, Montreal and Dubai, it’s the first spiritual academy of its kind where it unites science and spirituality. These books are made for my students my source of inspiration. Other than that I’m an electrical engineer, philanthropist, financial advisor and an artist with a continuous passion to contribute to the world around.

Do you have any particular literary influences?

Having dealt with a lot of students with different backgrounds and different clients with different problems was the source of my motivation. Furthermore, having the love that I have for my culture whether it was in Jordan or Canada gave me enough insight about what people need in terms of knowledge in order to evolve and grow.

What is the one message you would like to convey to your readers?

What’s written in all books is just a fraction of what you can find out on your own and through your own eyes, you could read a thousand books but still lack the knowledge about what is going on in your life, make sure to target your reading and interpreting skills not only to words on paper but also to your own life and where you currently stand.

Are there any events, marketing ideas, or promotions planned for your books? Please feel free to mention any accolades you have received.

Not at all, my favorite method is word of mouth, maybe in the future I’ll refer to traditional publishing.

How would you describe your iUniverse experience?

Easy, friendly, fast, and professional.

Finally, what advice would you give to aspiring authors?

You can do it. Just keep that in mind.

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