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One Bad Decision

More than a million people are arrested each year for driving under the influence of alcohol. What happens if you take the chance, drink too much, and are arrested for DUI?

One Mistake, Relentless Pain details the devastating consequences an individual can expect if they make the choice of driving under the influence. The power of the story lies in its ability to paint a visceral and real picture of the ramifications of being arrested for DUI. It's not just the legal issues that are brought to the forefront, but the emotional toll on the family and the financial, logistical and career implications. It is designed to emotionally transport the reader from spectator to participant and realize that the cascade of nightmares that the author experienced, could happen to them if they make the same uninformed and careless choice.

“Most…have no idea of the full ramifications of driving under the influence.… [This] story is real and resonates on so many levels.” —Jeff D. Tritt, former vice president, People and Culture, Leo Burnett; chief talent officer, Resource Interactive

“Too many people are uninformed.… This is a must-read for all who take that risk.” —Bob Castellini, executive vice president, Morgan Stanley

“[A]n extremely effective tool.… [This] story will lower corporate costs and, more importantly, save our employees from the pain the author so eloquently describes.” —Jack Darby, president and CEO, Svelte Medical Systems

“This book should be required reading for every company of every size in America. It will save careers and lives.” —Gregg Jackson, national best-selling author, radio host, and entrepreneur

David Koch was a top-ranked sales representative, trainer, division manager, and director of marketing for two Fortune 50 medical-device companies for more than twenty-two years. He had earned a reputation of high achievement throughout his life and because of one bad decision is now faced with rebuilding. He lives in Florida with his wife of twenty years and their eleven-year-old twins.