find your life is not a self-help book. it is a work. a first step for those sick and tired of the popcorn philosophies and serious about wanting to be truly happy and successful. and the way to do that is to connect with your natural life. the life waiting for every individual behind the noise and the distractions of world.
pick up most self-help books and what you find is a central theme; to be happy in life you need to accumulate stuff, be trim, slim and sparkle toothed. the problem is that nine times out of ten you will not accumulate the stuff or achieve the other false goals. so the spiral of frustration, letdown and failure goes on, and on.
trying to find success and happiness through those false and superfluous means is like trying to fix your hair by combing the image in the mirror. in this work you will find none of that. instead you will, perhaps for the first time, be exposed to a method of achievement that is real and tangible. in it you will find the beginnings of the way out of the vicious spiral and the rotting debris some call life.
in find your life you will find an explanation for why things are as they are, and a way to change. It gives you real and practical exercises as well fun, easy to read and understand text. Most of all it works