Ronald A. Rasband

There is often a difference between what I want and what I need. Last year, in March when the world shut down, I found myself asking what sort of a future my child would have and have asked that question many times since.

I want the answer to be: Everything will be okay. The solution is this and once it is implemented things will be fine and easy and you will live the rest of your life contented. Life experience has taught me to highly recommend a thorough background check and deep research show more on any one, group, or org. that promises that. Even my grandparents who, from my perspective, have easy lives, don't. Their bodies don't function the way they used to, they live on a lower fixed income because they've lived longer than they planned on, and they've been hurt by a lot of people close to them and that's not even touching on COVID.

Instead, I get what I need. Which is this book. It is somewhat a compilation of some talks, but there is a lot of different material too that adds to his spiritual pep talk. The format and design is lovely too. I think I've said it before, but they really are doing a great job at that(as a publisher). show less

Contained some experiences and wisdom I've never heard before. I'm sure it's no secret that often these books recycle material (Maxwell being a glaring exception). But this was had pleasant surprises.