After decades of experience as a pilot—and counting—Doug Keehn wrote his memoir to deliver a group of special messages. These messages are not attached to any single culture, race, or socioeconomic status. Purposely devoid of political, academic or religious influence, readers are invited to arrive at their own conclusions. The messages are unrestrained by boundaries. Doug dares to imply that Americans can learn from underdeveloped regions. The experiential narrative rekindles a slower pace, the real definition of relaxation, true patience, the love of parents, family and friends, more laughter, more curiosity, more empathy, more connections with our surroundings, and more openness. The journey tackles a fairly specific topic–in this case, quality of life—in a similarly thought-provoking, bold and challenging way. Doug also touches on areas that might cause discomfort in a way that is harmless. Where Dolphins Walk connects readers with the global harmony that Keehn so clearly feels is not only possible, but is present for everyone who wishes to engage respectfully with other cultures.