Life 101: A Guide to Your Personal Evolution

I enjoyed the questions that this book would have you ask yourself and journal. I really liked the Excuses chapter. The past made you who you are. Feel what you need to feel, grieve what you need to grieve, but then move on. Leave the past in the past. You cannot be looking ahead for an open door while facing backward staring at a closed one.

Life 101 serves as a tool for assisting anyone looking to make a change in their life. The shared anecdotes provide helpful insight and inspiration on how to go about setting and achieving a desired goal. The questions at the end of the chapters guide the reader through the process.The discussion of multitasking resonated with me. I have always taken pride at being able to multitask well. I never considered this to have any negative consequences. It did not occur to me that by multitasking, I wa

While I'm not one to usually read from this genre, I found life 101 a guide to your personal evolution made me think. The book help give me the opportunity to take some time to look at myself without the usual clutter that blocks self-reflection. I especially appreciated the references to movies, literature and the authors' own lives and experiences. I found that the inspirational quotes often resonated with me. The book was easy to read and flowed smoothly making me less likely to put it down.