Matt Tamas wrote his previous book on self-protection, Reinvent Your Personal Safety, for his daughters, the women closest to me, and women all over the world. His aim was to cause a paradigm shift in personal safety. Every step of the way, he had his daughters in mind, particularly his youngest daughter, Ashley. Quantum Success is different. The pivotal decision that sparked Matt's second book was inspired by his son, Peter. This book is for all of his children, and especially for the son he fought so hard to get back. Matt feels strongly that it's his duty as their father and role model to give them the tools, tactics, and strategies to succeed in life, regardless of how well they do in school or what others try telling them. He wants this book to be a handbook that any of his children can pick up when they're ready and learn from and follow. While the book is for his children, it's also for you. It is for anyone who wants to achieve their dreams and is willing to put in the hard work to do it. It is a template for success-a complete guide to a life of abundance.

In Reinvent Your Personal Safety, Matt Tamas takes women through a proactive approach to personal safety, one that isn't about honing technical moves or perfecting technique, but more about showing them how to work with their own body and mind, considering realistic scenarios, and training them to take appropriate action. Matt's job, as a personal safety coach, is to not only give women the tools to fight back during an assault, but also to help them prevent themselves from being assaulted in the first place. The right action to take is often in advance of a likely violent encounter in order to avoid it altogether. The best way to protect one's self is avoiding the situation in which she is forced to defend herself. Reinvent Your Personal Safety talks about the different ways this is possible, as well as about the best way to handle one's self when violent confrontation simply cannot be avoided. This is for the high-school girl, for the grandmother, for the young professional, for the working mother - anyone who is willing to overcome their limiting beliefs about what they're capable of and key into what self-protection is really about. In reality, knowledge of the appropriate action to take in any given situation is worth scores more than athleticism.