When Life Is Full of It: Antidote For Your Mind
Title: When Life Is Full of It: Antidote For Your Mind
Author: Stan Belyshev
File Size: 355 KB
Paperback: 205 pages
Publisher: Independently published (May 22, 2018)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1982962658
ISBN-13: 978-1982962654
From the Back Cover: "Our world is already full of it, so please do not be a contributor."
My Thoughts
Have you ever have a conversation with someone who disagrees with you and then rambles on for five minutes about why they are right and you are wrong?
Maybe you converse only with people who are patient and allow you to express your opinion. But, if you have had an opportunity where tension seemed to be the only outcome from your conversation you might want to consider reading the book 'When Life Is Full of It: Antidote For Your Mind' by author Stan Belyshev.
I appreciate that this read includes details on Helen Keller's life. She was born with all her senses but due to illness at the age of 19 month, was deaf, blind and mute. I truly can not imagine how challenging Keller's life must have been but it seems she found the antidote.
One of my favorite musicals is Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and its lead character is an eccentric inventor so I also really enjoyed the section that lists 18 Things Invented by Mistake. Thinking ahead to July, I was surprised to see that two of those things listed were matches and fireworks.
In closing, this book is a personal growth and development (self-help) read all about reality checks, taking risks and being okay with being different. It points out when dealing with perceived problems to always look for the opportunity.
I received this book through the generosity of the author for an honest review.
Author: Stan Belyshev
File Size: 355 KB
Paperback: 205 pages
Publisher: Independently published (May 22, 2018)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1982962658
ISBN-13: 978-1982962654
From the Back Cover: "Our world is already full of it, so please do not be a contributor."
My Thoughts
Have you ever have a conversation with someone who disagrees with you and then rambles on for five minutes about why they are right and you are wrong?
Maybe you converse only with people who are patient and allow you to express your opinion. But, if you have had an opportunity where tension seemed to be the only outcome from your conversation you might want to consider reading the book 'When Life Is Full of It: Antidote For Your Mind' by author Stan Belyshev.
I appreciate that this read includes details on Helen Keller's life. She was born with all her senses but due to illness at the age of 19 month, was deaf, blind and mute. I truly can not imagine how challenging Keller's life must have been but it seems she found the antidote.
One of my favorite musicals is Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and its lead character is an eccentric inventor so I also really enjoyed the section that lists 18 Things Invented by Mistake. Thinking ahead to July, I was surprised to see that two of those things listed were matches and fireworks.
In closing, this book is a personal growth and development (self-help) read all about reality checks, taking risks and being okay with being different. It points out when dealing with perceived problems to always look for the opportunity.
I received this book through the generosity of the author for an honest review.