Chad Witmeyer

Author | Entrepreneur | Jesus Follower

If you are looking to draw closer to God, read the NEW book by Chad Witmeyer

"It’s never too late. Confessions of a Wondering Generality is a powerful road map for anyone who is ready to get off the highway to pointless and on to the road to purpose. Make today the turning point in your life, and devour this book. Chad shares his story in such a way that it will give you hope and encouragement, no matter where you are on the road of life."

Tom Ziglar,

CEO of Zig Ziglar Corporation

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Praise for
Confessions of a Wondering Generality

“Caution, Reader, you are in for a ride! I’ve known Chad Witmeyer for 40+ years and know he has a “helpful heart.” This is evidenced by his helping me early in my career with the Zig Ziglar Corporation and providing woodworking services for my son’s Cub Scout Pinewood Derby races (he and my son finished a strong second!). Throughout those years, I felt Chad holding back on his friends and business associates. In this book, you will discover the causes of this and the path he is taking toward redemption. It’s been said that “potential is a heavy burden.” Chad bore that burden, and he has now discovered the reason. More importantly, he’s discovered the path to move closer to that potential. We all benefit from his candor in sharing how we can reach ours.”

Bryan Flanagan,
Founder & CEO Flanagan Training
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About Chad Witmeyer

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Chad Witmeyer is a versatile professional with a vast career spanning military service, entrepreneurship, senior leadership in personal development and corporate training, antique importing and restoration, business consulting, and retail management. He is actively involved in his church, non-profits, and ministries. Currently living in McKinney, Texas, near his daughter Katherine and her family, Chad enjoys spending time with loved ones, attending his grandson's many sporting events, and staying engaged with his daughter Elizabeth’s special needs community.