As a life-long learner, books have always been a valued resource for knowledge and entertainment. In 2010, I decided to get into the self-publishing arena by publishing my on works, i.e. dissertation and various books I had written. As the years rolled by, friends and colleagues began asking about my publishing their work. Then, still as time rolled on, friends of friends began asking about publishing. And so it continues.

Hale grew up in a small, rural commuinity southwest of Bessemer, Alabama, a suburb of Birmingham, Alabama. Books became a form of entertainment, along with romping around in the nearby woods, fishing, huntiing, and exploring the abandoned mines near his home. After graduating high school in 1975, Hakle attended Jefferson State Junior College, in Birmingham, Alabama, but eventually discontinuned this endeavor over work and a new car. In 1982, after getting married, Hale and his new family moved to Texas, where he eventually became a vocational teacher in the area of Construction Trades. This lead to continuing his education via a program in Industrial Education through Texas A&M University. Hale would eventually complete his Bachelor's Degree and Master's Degree in Education, then later, a Specialist Degree in Emotional Disturbance, and a Doctorate in Educationa Administration frm Vanderbilt University.