Strap in, friend―Captain Steeeve's 13 Rules For Life is not your average self-help book. This is real talk from a real pilot who's logged thousands of hours in the cockpit, thousands more as a dad, husband, pastor, professor, and mentor, and a few additional hours doing things he probably shouldn't admit in print. With trademark humor, hard-won wisdom, and the kind of straight-shooting honesty your grandmother would approve of, Captain Steeeve delivers a flight plan for life that's equal parts practical, hilarious, and deeply meaningful. Across thirteen memorable rules―shaped by turbulence, triumphs, and plenty of teachable moments―Captain Steeeve shares what it really takes to build character, lead with integrity, take responsibility, overcome fear, and stay on course in a world full of distractions and excuses. Each rule is grounded in real-life stories and down-to-earth insights that hit home whether you're navigating relationships, raising kids, managing your time, or simply trying to become the version of yourself you wish your dog already thought you were. More than a book, this is a friendly nudge, a firm push, and an encouraging voice from someone who's flown through storms―literally and figuratively―and lived to tell the tale with a grin. If you're ready to take action, take ownership, and take flight, then grab your gear, secure your tray table, and let Captain Steeeve guide you to a life lived on purpose, with purpose, and maybe even with a few less crash landings along the way. I chose BookBaby because they make the publishing process smooth, professional, and author-friendly from start to finish. Their high-quality printing, wide distribution network, and exceptional customer support gave me confidence that Captain Steeeve's 13 Rules For Life would reach readers with the excellence it deserves. BookBaby handles the technical details so I can focus on what I do best―writing, teaching, and telling stories that help people live with purpose. Dr. Steve Scheibner is a much-requested conference, pulpit, and business speaker. He graduated in 1982 with a degree in Economics and has gone on to earn two Master's degrees and a Doctorate in Pastoral Ministry. Steve uses his degrees as the President of Characterhealth CorporaHon and in his roles as a counselor and teacher. Steve has been featured as a guest on Family Talk with Dr. James Dobson, the Glenn Beck television show, the Sean Hannity radio show, and as a Keynote for Life Leadership. In 1984, Steve became an aviator in the United States Navy and spent eight years on acHve duty and 29 years total as a P3 pilot and instructor. The last ten years of his Hme in the Reserve Navy were spent teaching 25,000 sailors a course he developed enHtled Character-Driven Leadership. AYer compleHng his seminary degree in 2006, Steve planted Cornerstone BapHst Church in Topsham, Maine. He served as the senior pastor for ten years, before launching the Characterhealth ministry. God has given Steve a powerful God story. He was scheduled to be the First Officer on Flight 11, the first plane to be hijacked on September 11, 2001. Steve was bumped from that flight through an extraordinary set of circumstances and he has shared his tesHmony, Living on Borrowed Time, to hundreds of audiences both in the United States and around the world. Steve enjoys woodworking, fast cars, and slow walks on the beach. He has been married to his college sweetheart, Megan, for 38 years and together they minister through the Characterhealth ministry. He is "Hey Dad" to his eight children and "Papi" to his nine grandchildren.