Curious Dave's Behavior Journey

by Dave Keeler

Curious Dave’s Behavior Journey reveals the ground-level events of the author’s life for the past thirty–five years. Dave uses examples of unhealthy and healthy behavior to support the need for us to improve our character. He believes that most of our unhealthy behaviors are only being human and can be improved. This book is amazing because it reveals views of organizational and individual behaviors that most of us never see. Purely by accident, Dave was placed in office locations where it was easy to eavesdrop on management meetings. He learned some very disturbing information. Many leaders and managers make decisions based on their insecurities; and often these decisions cause the demise of the organization. Dave has conducted studies in three types of personal behavior. These studies, like the eavesdropping, reveal that we must improve our character. The studies were performed over five years. The studies were about personal driving habits, safety and security habits, and sexual arousal. His conclusions are fresh and rather alarming in some areas. And in some cases the findings are riveting. The book represents a great view of what is going on in America and how we can improve and improve our country.

Dave Keeler

David Keeler was born in a house on a modest dirt farm in central Ohio. For years he was exceptionally shy; he blames his genetics for the shyness as many family members are similar. He attended Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio, where he attained a Bachelors of Arts in Economics and Business Administration. During his career he has taken course work in psychology, research methods in behavior science; including numerous systems and security courses. He maintains that he is a jack of all trades and a master of several. His career is amazing and highly diverse for one with humble beginnings. His expertise is management analysis, security, and behavior observations. He has used his expertise to conduct seminars in: time management, security, project management, and systems analysis. He wrote Curious Dave’s Behavior Journey because of his concern about our deteriorating economy and cultural values; and the possible upcoming chaos that out-of-control Social Media may cause. He feels we all must improve our character to be better people, to improve America, and to avert future disasters.