He is an alumnus of Northwestern University.  And he received his doctorate from the University of Notre Dame. 

    But his wisdom about interrelating with people is not based on academic considerations. Rather, it comes from years of dealing with people in business, legal, and family worlds.

    Thus, he doesn’t write and teach like he’s in front of a blackboard lecturing about complex theories. That’s the approach that too many writers take in this area. Often their backgrounds are limited to classrooms or consultation rooms. As a result, their works are technical mumbo jumbo that bores readers.

    In contrast, Attorney Loomis writes in a way that you don’t have to be an academic to understand. He talks plainly about close relationships and how to improve them. The things he suggests are practical, easy to grasp and apply.

    And he is eminently qualified to help people in this area. This is because his expertise is the best type of all, practical experience in dealing with thousands of people. He has learned what he teaches the hard way, by trial and error.

    His special knowledge stems from his relations with the many employees and co-workers with whom he has been associated. He was in the sales field for many years and hired and trained hundreds of salespersons. And his people-skills also evolve from his dealings with clients, jurors, judges, attorneys, witnesses, legislators, business associates, and the seven children that he has raised.

    Thus, his vast background in real-world settings has given him a grass-roots-practical know-how about relationships. His teachings are not abstract theories learned from textbooks. Rather, they are down-to-earth-practical suggestions applicable to everyday situations. They can help anyone, regardless of educational level.

    So, that’s Attorney Loomis’ background. And you can see why it makes him uniquely qualified in a most practical way, to write about this critically important subject. And persons who follow his counsel can take a gigantic step toward improving their relationships with the persons most important to them.