What if we listened to what’s truly calling to us?
“You don’t have to surf to love this book.”
I didn’t think I wanted to write it either. I’m Marcia Heath, a former Manhattan book editor now living in Maine. I knew nothing about surfing, retail, or Caribbean culture.
Then one afternoon under a mango tree in Aruba, my stepson David said something that I couldn’t stop thinking about it.
I spent the next three years writing the underdog tale that became Little Giant. It’s the true story about what can happen when we find the courage to listen to what’s truly calling to us.
“”A fountain of inspiration about living adventurously and on your own terms.” — William Parkhurst, New York Times bestselling author
“Little Giant is about the dreamers in all of us.” — Jim Alkon, BookTrib
Now streaming: Two Decades of Bula on the B-Side — eleven minutes about the beautiful setting, the beautiful people, and the story that started it all.
My stepson David Putnam (left) and Yair Lichtenstein (right), reluctantly joined me on stage for the book launch. Bula Surf Shop’s cofounders are allergic to self-promotion.
At a crossroads?
This short guide distills a few things I do when I'm mired.
