Dave Anderson Books

Through Christ's death, believers have been credited with Christ's righteousness in the courtroom of heaven and have a new identity. Yet as long as we tread planet earth we are all bound by some level of sin - none of us in this life can fully escape our fallen nature inherited from Adam which dwells in our unredeemed "flesh." Although we will not be fully released from the presence of sin until Jesus returns, we do not have to remain incarcerated by sin. Paul reassures believers that in fact we can have progressive deliverance from the power of sin to live out our new identity in Christ on earth. "Portraits of Righteousness" draws from the Apostle Paul's writings in Romans 5-8 of the Bible to elucidate this life-changing opportunity.

Dave Anderson is a syndicated peak performance columnist, top--earning trainer, and one of todaya s most sought--after motivational speakers. In this newly updated edition of Up Your Business!, Anderson lays out a real--world, seven--step program for supercharging any companya s performance.

Chronicling the Wisconsin Badgers' journey from a small intramural club in 1889 to a powerhouse in college football, this book highlights their achievements, including three Rose Bowl championships and 11 conference titles. It celebrates iconic players like Pat O'Dea and Ron Dayne, and legendary coaches such as Barry Alvarez, emphasizing their lasting impact on the program. With a rich history and a dedicated fanbase, the Badgers continue to thrive, drawing over 80,000 fans to Camp Randall Stadium each season.

Highlighting over a century of basketball excellence, the book showcases the University of Wisconsin's rich history from its first golden era (1900-1941) to the present. Author Dave Anderson combines captivating photographs and thorough research, featuring both men's and women's basketball, significant players, and coaches. He chronicles the evolution of the team's venues, from the Red Gym to the Kohl Center, and captures the essence of legendary figures like Michael Finley and Bo Ryan, solidifying Wisconsin's status in college basketball history.

Intentional Mindset is a crash course in developing the ten key traits necessary to increase your killer instinct and mental toughness so you can reach bolder goals in all life's vital arenas.

This fully updated, paperback edition allows you to experience a century of the pride, power, and pinstripes of the Yankees, Major League Baseball's most successful team, as told through the stories of their hometown newspaper, The New York Times.

Focusing on outdoor safety, this guide offers crucial information for hikers and backpackers on how to plan for and avoid various hazards. It addresses issues such as poor planning, encounters with wildlife, weather challenges, and psychological factors. The book is designed for easy portability, featuring essential topics presented with practical advice and full-color photos. It equips outdoor enthusiasts with both basic and intermediate skills necessary for safe adventures in nature, making it a valuable resource for anyone venturing into the wild.

The enduring rivalry between Minnesota and Wisconsin in college football, dating back to 1890, is highlighted through its rich traditions, including the iconic Paul Bunyan's Axe trophy. This book showcases memorable games, remarkable players, and influential coaches, alongside stories of national championships and Rose Bowls. Notable figures, such as Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy, are also featured, illustrating the cultural significance of this long-standing competition in American sports history.

There are four types of team members in any organization or on any team: undertakers, caretakers, playmakers, and game changers. The behaviors associated with each category go beyond skills or talent; they are primarily mindset issues that determine how well the skills and talent of an individual will be applied.

The renowned Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist delivers dramatic descriptions of fifteen suspense-filled pennant races from 1908 to 1993, in this insightful look at the drama of America's pastime.