Who am I? Why am I here? Easy questions. Difficult answers.
Life is complicated. Do you lose track of what you're doing and why you're doing it? Are there forces pushing and pulling you? Do friends and family try to help by giving advice? Do you use social media, to feel better about yourself? Do you want to fit in and be relevant? Do you even know what that means?
This short book is filled with inspiration. No preaching, no dogma, no do's or don'ts. The author directs us toward our goals by asking questions about what we believe and why we believe it. Since we're all different, your answers are unique to you, not right or wrong. He tells stories and offers a simple format for examining our conscience and identifying our values. It's easy to read and smacks of common sense. And, if you have a sense of humor, it's kinda funny. There's nothing in this book that you don't know, but there's a lot that you haven't thought about.
Being fake is stressful. It's easier to be happy, when you are being authentic. This book is about seeing yourself in a new light.
We all have baggage. We've lived through things we wish we hadn't. Even when things are going well--we hit speed bumps. No matter how bad it gets, there's one person you can count on to straighten things out. It's you. This book offers clear and simple directions for finding your authentic self. Self-reflection is a great way to slow things down so you can make the most of life.
In his first book, One Stupid Mistake, Charlie Seraphin explores mistakes--how and why we make them. This time he drills down on finding your personal brand, the person you've always been, even if it's not the person wearing your clothes today. It's a quick, easy read, guaranteed to help you discover who you are and why you're here.
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