Second Wind for the Second Half

Rating:
Summary: Very Good Guide
Review: Take your time with this one. Pat really makes you think and work out just exactly where you are, where you need to be, and gives some excellent ideas of how to get there. At 48, I needed this guidebook. I took several weeks to read and absorb the truths - some not so easy - and some very reassuring.

If you're 'midlife' and wondering "What next?." read this book. It would also be a good book for a small men's group to study for several weeks. Pat includes focus questions and challenges you after each chapter.

I highly reccommend this book and believe that you will be very pleased and quite possibly changed after reading.

Rating:
Summary: Very Good Guide
Review: Take your time with this one. Pat really makes you think and work out just exactly where you are, where you need to be, and gives some excellent ideas of how to get there. At 48, I needed this guidebook. I took several weeks to read and absorb the truths - some not so easy - and some very reassuring.

If you're 'midlife' and wondering "What next?." read this book. It would also be a good book for a small men's group to study for several weeks. Pat includes focus questions and challenges you after each chapter.

I highly reccommend this book and believe that you will be very pleased and quite possibly changed after reading.

Rating:
Summary: Authentic Time in Your Life
Review: This book suggests a more open approach to life's work decisions after one has put in the "many" years on the job and is restless as to whether there is a better type of work for him/her. While bringing God into the decision, Patrick Morley suggests that this is a time for honest and open review of your passions and desires, in order to gather energy and family support for making choices about what is really important; i.e. discovering your authentic desires and plan for happiness. I would suggest reading this book along with the " The Art of Happiness" by the Dalai Lama and Howard Cutler

Many of us get on a path in our first twenty years that, while leading to some happiness and wealth, may not be consistent with the true you; at least as you and your family have developed over the years. The author provides many exercises or focus questions, that will help you see a clearer view of the path that may be yours to chose as you approach the second half of your life. As a result, this book stimulates contemplation and review of the activites that generate happiness for you and your family.

Rating:
Summary: Authentic Time in Your Life
Review: This book suggests a more open approach to life's work decisions after one has put in the "many" years on the job and is restless as to whether there is a better type of work for him/her. While bringing God into the decision, Patrick Morley suggests that this is a time for honest and open review of your passions and desires, in order to gather energy and family support for making choices about what is really important; i.e. discovering your authentic desires and plan for happiness. I would suggest reading this book along with the " The Art of Happiness" by the Dalai Lama and Howard Cutler

Many of us get on a path in our first twenty years that, while leading to some happiness and wealth, may not be consistent with the true you; at least as you and your family have developed over the years. The author provides many exercises or focus questions, that will help you see a clearer view of the path that may be yours to chose as you approach the second half of your life. As a result, this book stimulates contemplation and review of the activites that generate happiness for you and your family.