Noble is a young man who, like most people, longed to find himself in life. The death of his father, however, shakes his conscious to the core. To compensate for his growing grief, Noble writes about his father's perspective; a pursuit of self-actualization described through the eyes of a young romantic whose world view resembles that of a looking glass, observing light refract as it passes through the lens.

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Sold in Sixty Seconds is everything you need to know about broadcast advertising that really works. Learn what keeps listeners' attention--and what drives them away. Find out how to capture attention before the first word is spoken. Discover the secrets of working your advertising message into long-term memory so customers will think of you when they need your product or service. In a short-attention-span economy, the right jingle can mean the difference between an ad that works and an ad that's switched off. Did you know... 13% of listeners will change stations during the first ad* 93 listeners out of 100 will switch stations after four ads* The trend is for stations to pack more ads into less airtime Broadcast advertising is a game of seconds. A great jingle can give you the edge.You've got something to sell and a story to tell. And you've only got a minute - maybe less. Successful advertisers use music to set the stage because nothing can instantly grab attention and then stick in consumer memory like a great jingle. Nothing.