Review: What is your Maturity Quotient?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 11, 2012
There is no definite age to maturity, a concept with different definitions and dimensions especially in times when change seems to be a frenzied wind blowing in our faces every single day. Jack Dusenberry's book delves into the subject of maturity and ties it up with being the best one can be. Maturity is defined as attained through a positive mental attitude throughout the challenges of life.Each of us take on different roles as we go throughout life may it be a teenager or a single mother or a grandfather. Dusenberry provides the tips in easing into these different roles by cultivating a good sense of one's esteem and self-worth. As long as one has the confidence and strength to move from one role with it's inherent trials and tribulations, one should at the end of the day give ourselves a pat on the back for having done a good job.The book is well written and is relevant to people of all ages in understanding one's self  and knowing the path they are on in their lives. I have always believed in taking care of one's self as only then can we take care of others which is the first principle of maturity. Jack Dusenberry's book has communicated this message very clearly.