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Sharing my story and the lessons of my life in my book Running Out Of Saturdays is one of my proudest achievements
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Reading Running Out of Saturdays felt like sitting down with an old friend, one who always finds the silver lining and never misses a chance for a laugh. Peter’s trademark humour had me grinning from the first page, but it’s the heart-tugging moments, stories of family, gratitude, and the lessons learned from both triumphs and stumbles that truly set this memoir apart. There are life lessons here for anyone - on leadership, on resilience, and, most importantly, on how to be a genuinely good human. This book is a joyful, moving reminder to not only savour every Saturday, but to make the most of every moment in between.
“Running out of Saturdays” is a beautifully written, deeply personal journey through the life of a true character— my good friend: PB. In true Brewer style, he tells his tales of a life well lived, with humour, heart, and raw honesty. I laughed out loud at the stories from his mischievous larrikin youth and flushed with pride at his wisdom and the warmth of his family values. It is a touching tribute to the people who shaped him—especially his talented, beloved Mum —and a celebration of enduring friendships, hard-earned lessons, and the deep pride he holds for his kids and grandkids. A moving, memorable read from a man who’s still so full of stories and soul.
As Molly Meldrum would say, “Do yourself a favour!” This is one of the best memoirs I’ve read. Period. It’s full of yarns about the life & times of an absolute champion-bloke. “Running Out Of Saturdays” is a wonderful book that provides a unique perspective to making the most out of this wonderful thing called life. It’s “Mortality Motivation for the Soul” …and this masterfully written memoir is jam packed full of soul. PB even with our QLD v’s NSW rivalry and your regular reminders of Maroon’s 8 wins in a row, you’re still a bloody good fella & you’re right up there as one of the best blokes & Aussie larrikins that I know (and yes I do know quite a few), as well as being an artful storyteller. I must say that this is the first time that I have ever read a book & played the songs referenced in each tale on Spotify to try to relive/recreate the mood …and amongst that playlist my most unforgettable vision & tribute was while playing the song ‘Drift Away’ by Doby Gray. 🎸🎶🛹😢 Thank you for sharing you PB. I’m extremely proud of you champ 💙 btw I’ll be listening to “Run To Paradise” tonight on repeat and planning out my next family adventure. 🙏
Warning: May cause sudden laughter, unexpected tears, and a deep urge to call your dad. Running Out of Saturdays is Peter Brewer in book form… bold, wise, hilarious, and just a dash of sentiment. It’s a yarn-packed, heart-soaked reminder to live big, love loud, and not waste a single weekend. A cracking read from a bloke who’s clearly lived every chapter.
Simply put, Peter is one of my favorite people to see in my social media feeds every day. Even though we're separated by tremendous physical distance, the intimacy which Peter brings to his online interactions is genuine, human, and above all, welcoming. Peter is exactly the same person offline as he is online, and while I've had the pleasure of spending time with him a number of times, our online discussions are always so much fun, and Peter is incredibly skilled at digital relationship building. Highly knowledgeable about the process of creating meaningful real estate marketing, with a deep understanding of his local consumer, Peter always brings a completely unique perspective to the discussions which percolate every day within the real estate community. Peter is a joy to know, and I would highly recommend anyone looking to speak to a genuine, insightful, curious marketing professional, to make sure that Peter is on your shortlist.
If you know Peter Brewer, you'll love his book, Running Out of Saturdays. When I read it, it felt like we were sitting together having a beer (not a Foster's)--something I dearly miss. If you don't know Peter, you should read this book and meet him. You're in for treat. Chocked full of wisdom only living a rich life with a big heart can provide, Peter shares a well-crafted story. As if getting to know Peter Brewer isn't enough reason, what you'll also learn is how to get the most from life--you've only got one you know. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll be a better human for having read this book.
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