Review: There are no teachers and students in life's lessons; just the art of sharing...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 23, 2013
... and this author knows it very well.I keep reading Daniel Speraw's books because they have something wonderfully rare: they do not sound like a lecture from a podium where a person, who has already solved all of their problems, gives me a bunch of "piece of cake" directions on how to solve mine. I want to mention one phrase of the book which expresses exactly what I mean: "... one of life`s foundational realities is that we cannot change until we are ready, deep within, no matter how much we want to..."Like very few self-improvement books do, this one does not give you something that someone else has found out, right on the plate just to swallow. Sharing experiences and perspectives seems the only way to lead you, like a friendly hand on the shoulder, to discover your own truths.The author uses short, everyday stories, focused on the essence of the problem. Before you know it, you have got the message and you're already in the next story. ...And it is amazing how most of the times, you feel like you're just the lead character who moves to the next act of the play!