Jim Murphy

I go there to figure out what to do with my life.

Had no plans, just went to go live a life of solitude and except for help my friend Ricky with his batting baseball academy part-time.

And I started to put together this little manual.

I decided to become a personal coach to pro baseball players, teach them how to have peace and confidence under pressure.

My first two or three clients do amazing.

And so I thought, okay, let's give them a little manual.

And so I start to put that together.

And I call up a sports psychologist and ask him, how can an Olympic athlete train for four years for an event that may last less than 60 seconds and have peace and confidence under that situation?

And it brought more questions than answers.

So I call another and another, and I spent five years full-time writing and researching that question.

And that became the book InterExcellence.

Along the way,

I found out that the heart is the key to your life, your spirit, your will.

We're far more than thinking machines.

We've got to get deeper.

And I'm working on the book and I asked this friend of mine from church, Jennifer, and I said, Jennifer, can you take a look at this manuscript?

I want to make sure it lines up with the Bible, make sure it's filled with wisdom and has no errors.

She reads Interactional and she said, I read your book.

Have you ever heard of the word Zoe?

I said, no.