About The Book
My journey from the corn fields and cow pies of Minnesota to a lifetime of work, travel and adventure across Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Americas, fulfilled a childhood dream.
For many, life just seems to "happen". The dreams and aspirations of youth get buried beneath decades of routine, predictability and boredom. Determined that this not become my fate, I viewed life as being only seven days long. Each day of the week represented a decade of life, and I packed each one with as many unique experiences and adventures as possible.
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About The Author
Don Bergman was raised on a dairy and crop farm in the Midwest with dreams of exploring what lie beyond cattle and corn fields. After serving in the US Navy during the Vietnam War he worked his way through university earning a bachelor's degree in geography followed by master's and doctorate degrees in education.
His career included four decades as a teacher, principal and headmaster of schools in Australia, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, The Philippines, Chile, Lebanon and Egypt.
Testimonials
Wesley Tyler
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Seventy-Five Years in Seven Days is a refreshing antidote to getting stuck on “auto pilot”. It provides an inspiring framework to constant renewal and getting the most out of life.” Matthew Beata, Director of the Uruguayan American School in Montevideo, Uruguay
Brady Gray
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The theme of chasing what you want NOW resonates with me deeply. Absorbing that notion over the 100,000 words of this memoir has changed my life.” Tori Ladd, Professional Writer, Editor, and Proofreader, Fiverr Writing Services
Romeo Parker
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No dream deferred here. Don inspires us by his decision to take the road less traveled.” Larry Balli, hotelier, entrepreneur, and international educator
Brantley Jones
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I have traveled with Don on many occasions, and each time was a new adventure filled with excitement and wonder. His love for exploring the unknown and embracing different cultures has left a lasting impression on me. I was honored to have been one of the first to read Don’s book, which is a true testament to his life’s work and joy for living. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, experience, and passion with the world. Seventy-Five Years in Seven Days has left a permanent mark on how I interact with the world.” Dr. Jared Harris, Superintendent, Cairo American College, Cairo, Egypt, and a fellow adventurous global traveler