Paul J. Meyer

Very easy read, maybe too easy. And for that reason, the central messages (positive learning environment, repetition, and follow-up) may be waved off as overly simplistic. However, I'm planning to do some controlled experiments of my own to see how well the concepts work in practice.

This is a short book on management skills and the psychology of implementation of change. The principles are simple and they are described in story format to make it less boring. I will try to implement the ideas. I moderately recommend this book.

"Stories That Show the Best is Yet to Come.
Do you remember when the milkman delivered and TV was a test pattern and a snowy channel? When Fibber McGee and Molly captured your imagination on Monday-night radio and cars had rumble seats and running boards? Then you are a golden soul, someone rich with experience who can embrace life with more freedom and perspective than you ever had when you were younger.
Through touching, entertaining and inspiring stories, this latest Chicken Soup collection show more shares the stories of people sixty and over who are redefining the expression ""better with age"" by greeting life's joys and challenges with grace, vibrancy and a positive attitude. Chapters include: Staying Young at Heart, Living Your Dream, On Overcoming, Reminiscing, On Love, Sharing with Others and Ageless Wisdom.
Although especially written for those sixty and over, each story conveys timeless truths about how anyone can live with maximum meaning and enjoyment." show less

This book was written from a practical and personal point of view for one purpose: to set you free! You will discover: the benefits of forgiving; what forgiveness is and is NOT; 10 practical steps to forgiveness; how to forgive others, God, and yourself; how forgiveness affects your self-image; how to once-and-for-all receive forgiveness; why forgiveness can set you free.