Why the 2nd Edition was written, to try to help one individual

The second edition was written at the request of a trustee of a library and foundation in the New England Region of the United States and from Zurich, Switzerland. The book has grown from 179 pages to 203 pages and has more thoughts, vision and an addendum B. Titled "Peer Thoughts" which is included for a larger audience. Publishing has begun at Tate Publishing, Inc. in Mustang, OK

Distribution does not start until from Tate until summer of 2014.


Randy Conyers’ autobiography is focused on his mental Illness. Randy was born in Wichita, KS at the Wesley Hospital in 1955. He is the second son of Robert Alonzo Mott and Vivian I. Mott. His birth certificate’s name is Randall Craig Mott. His character has always been one of the Mott family. The book follows the Mott Crest and mottos.

This book is for professionals and career bound individuals who now suffer from a mental illness and also their family members. It is suggested reading for advocates, activists and those working in the field of mental health. The book follows the life of Randy Conyers who shares his story of living with a mental illness. His family crest and mottos, “Let us be known for our deeds” and “We shall be judged by our deeds” are themes carried throughout the book. It demonstrates that a recovery path is possible, the discovery of self-awareness and regaining self-esteem.