Life 101: Everything We Wish We Had Learned about Life in School--But Didn't (Life 101 Series)
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #129547 in Books
- Published on: 1994-11
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 481 pages
Customer Reviews
It really does have everything you wish you'd learned in school
This book talks primarily about life, and how to live it. Split into five sections, it gradually opens one's mind to the thought that you can have a better life, then tells you how to make your own life just generally *better*.
It discusses subjects such as how to forgive someone, raising your self-esteem, how to get the things you want, etc, with lots of practical tips. Unlike most "self-help" books, this one tells you not only what you can fix, but also *how to fix it*.
I found a great deal of wealth in the pages of this book, and I'm definitely better off since I started reading it. It's like having your very own therapist that you can take into the bath with you. Reading through it, I discovered many things about myself that I just took for granted, but that could have been much better. And now they *are* much better, thanks to the author.
I can't recommend this book highly enough for anyone who is dissatisfied with the way their life is lived.
The Best book to get you started in understanding life.
As a therapist I have many clients who I recommend to this book to help them understand some of the simple things about life that should be taught in schools. If our school system was to take a lead in showing children some of the basic lesson that are spelled out in this book in an open and humourous way I know that there would be a lot more contended people in the world.
A highly mixed blessing (?!)
The quotes are wonderful, but the rest is an atrocity and an offense to the intellect of the reader with all the simplifications and self-pity. Please read some literature instead.




