Dan Faggella
Dan Faggella is a graduate at the University of Rhode Island and an avid explorer of personal development. What began with a yearning for meaning and growth in every moment of his life has multiplied; Dan now pursues a life spent in cultivating the practice and understanding of fulfillment and human potential.His passion for the enriching life comes through in his exercise of "life experiments" — which can be defined as inspiring, consciously determined commitments to expanding one's experience and potential. His interests include (but are certainly not limited to) psychology, philosophy, fitness, friendship, productivity and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. After medalling twice in the Pan American championships of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Dan opened up his own training center in Wakefield, RI. His degree in kinesiology provides him with an understanding of body mechanics and its applications. Dan's pursuits and career aims may reside in the field of self development, but he is also currently building his Jiu Jitsu academy and learning the art of writing. For information about Dan's writing on productivity, self development, and much more, check his blog at www.lifeexp.wordpress.com.
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