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Art DiNick

Art DiNick is an aspiring author, an inspirational personality; he overcame a tragic accident that completely reshaped his life . Several years later, he remarried and now has six grandchildren. Art has approximately twenty US patents. He won the Exxon’s most valuable patent award twice bitcoin vanity address and received numerous non-US patents. He received the Marquis Who’s Who lifetime achievement award for his engineering accomplishments. Dinick’s also earned a pilot’s license and built his experimental plane. From 1965 to 1999, he served as head of the Cracking Reactor Design Group and Lead Specialist for Exxon. He invented and co-developed over 90% of Exxon’s Cracking Reactor technology. He co-invented two low resident time cracking coil designs, which significantly-improved ethylene production Music promotion (a major component in plastics). These designs are the premier designs used by Exxon today. He invented Low NOx (Flue Gas Recirculation burners) to meet EPA requirements. He also co-invented a device which permits cracking heavy garbage feeds containing high asphaltenes. Many of these developments are kept as Exxon trade secrets. Since 1999, Art has served as a consultant for a major oil/chemical company where he developed new designs for cracking reactors.

To give you a quick incite about me you can listen to one of the many podcast I have been interviewed on such as

https://sidetalk.buzzsprout.com

https://www.blogtalkradio.com/closeupradio/2018/02/06/cutv-news-radio-spotlights-art-di-nick-of-american-offshore

https://vimeo.com/563466593

https://www.audible.com/pd/E655-Lessons-From-A-Near-Death-Experience-With-Art-DiNick-Podcast/B098BB5453

https://player.fm/series/the-speakeasy-podcast/as-fate-would-have-it-with-art-dinick

This story will make you think about the impact of the choices that you made in your life. How one seemingly insignificant choice may have led to drastic changes in your life.
How much or how little control did you have on the choices you made. At the end of the day life is short and unpredictable, this book makes you question yourself and contemplate the decisions you made in life and what if you made those decisions differently would it be any better than it is now or would you just have a different set of problems?