We are pleased you have decided to visit this live and evolving Web site. Every time you come to this web site be sure to check the “What’s new “ button. This shortcut will guide you to any category that has been updated . Why not make it a habit to start the week off with a quick glance to see if anything new has been added. We hope this site never gets “stale “ and that you come often . William Everyman is the pen name of a St. Louis businessman . For over 40 years William has penned many articles, poems, speeches, business luncheon and dinner presentations of inspirational and motivational material. Almost all of this material is based on daily life experiences that every man and woman is familiar with and has encountered on the rocky road of life. The popularity of this material is based on the fact that most of us have “ been there, done that “. In fact William’s story is Everyman’s story, thus the pen name William Everyman. From an early age William seemed to have a certain gift for words. He seems to be able to capture certain basic truths that we all acknowledge , but , often are buried beneath the daily grind of survival. In 1993 the St. Louis area experienced a 100 year plus flood. Many of the works of William Everyman were swept away along with his computer, desk and credenza. The realization that a lifetime of experiences could be wiped out in a blink of an eye motivated William to begin to recreate and compile the works of “ William Everyman “ as well as identify a vehicle to share them with others. Due to the “simpatico “ nature of his writings literally hundreds of people have , at one time or another, suggested William publish a book of all this material for commercial gain. William has decided instead to make the material free on this web site for the enjoyment of any that have an interest in his works. Should you find something in any of this material that is a blessing you might want to drop William an email and let him know. Knowing something that he has written has made an impact on your life is worth more than any financial gain he might have obtained by commercialization of his works. Thank you and God bless . |
Welcome to the world of William Everyman