Simply one of the best feel-good book(s) I have read in a long time. It takes a fascinating look at religion, human potential, education, corporate America, and so much more.

His four-part book 'The Infinite Jeff', explores questions facing both the individual and society/humanity. It was like reading something as good as “The Cabin”, but more practical and relatable. Will Holcomb is a bestselling author as well as a playwright and librettist, among other things. I felt, sure why not give the book a try? It would be a change of pace to read something by a local (Central Texas) independent author, so I ordered the first and then the second and then the third!! The author cautions they are not stand-alone books and that you have to read them in order. I simply took one of the bookmarks he was passing out in the lobby of a local theater and tucked it away. He was promoting his book series “The Infinite Jeff” Parts 1, 2, and 3. So, as a favor to Will, I’ll explain things from my. Will wrote about me in his book series The Infinite Jeff and some readers of that series have been asking him what I would say about the current situation. We met the play’s writer in the lobby, Will Holcomb. My good friend, Will Holcomb, asked me to write an article about how I see the current world situation and the situation in America. Vertical growth is growing to have a deeper understanding of who you are, what you are, and how you relate to the Infinite. It was a very cleverly written play acted out by some excellent local talent. One of the main concepts in The Infinite Jeff is vertical growth. Earlier this year, I went with a group to see a play called “Clinically Undepressed” at the Bastrop Opera House. It is easy to gravitate to the Best Sellers list when looking for something to read, but it won’t guarantee you will get to read all of the best books available today.

The Infinite Jeff by Will Holcomb