Review: The author packed quite a bit to ponder in this one book. Very well done!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 7, 2014
I was a bit surprised when I was asked to give my honest review in exchange for a copy of Paul Huhn's new book "The Existential Millennial Crisis." Being on the cusp of the baby-boomers, I've always felt a bit in the middle of "then and now." I have to admit, while reading the book, the first few chapters started to really tick me off!...No really, I wasn't angry with the author; I was angry that he was making sense! Suddenly, while reading, I found myself having some epiphanies for myself!... Realizing that my own free will in finding what I was looking for in life was really just an illusion... It was a bit shocking to my system I guess... ;)The author, Paul Huhn is a twenty-something writing honestly and candidly about his views in the quest to find meaning in our lives. He seems to be addressing the Millenials', but I believe he speaks to a much wider, and perhaps older audience.Being 50ish, I found a lot of his views hitting home for myself. This book was a real eye-opener to a lot of the other "illusions" going on all around me. So much so, I've read the book twice so far, and planning on revisiting it from time-to-time. Paul Huhn packed quite a bit to ponder in this one book. I wish I could have written this, but I'm grateful Paul did. Very well done, thank you!