Experience Nobody Knows How Famous I Am Scripted By Tom Duro Exhibited In Leaflet

winner in the Hollywood Book Festival amp Great Midwest Book Festival, As well as a recipient of The Table of Honor,
The autobiography of "Nobody Knows How Famous I Am,"
written by Tom Duro, chronicles the timeline of a person who went everywhere and did everything.

He was a feaured speaker from The Waldorf Astoria to the showrooms of Las Vegas, He won a Presidential Citation,
His story is wry in its self deprecating good humor, bold in its moments of triumph, and certainly unforgettable in the breadth of its vitality.

Since the famous tend to glow brightly and then diminish, Duro indeed gives the opposite lesson stay the course, work hard and your talents will eventually be recognized.
Its the struggle we all face in our lives, and while we tend in society to value the spectacular, there is a touch of Hollywood in those whose unwavering belief in the magic of life touches our

existence.

Ultimately, Tom Duro lived a life worthy of our respect, That, more than anything, is what makes him famous, and this book is a grand tribute to a man who should be more celebrated.
Would that everyone could be famous in the way Tom Duro was, The world would be a better place, .