The Book that Gets Better with Age: Observations Through the Looking Glass of Aging
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| Rating | : | 4.10 (786 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0986079391 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 72 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-03-06 |
| Language | : | English |
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Wisdom without preaching! Jeff Weedman A wealth of wisdom in an enjoyable read. Can't wait for the next edition. I keep buying copies to give to my friends!. "Really not good advise there Timmy" according to Amazon Customer. I thought it was an enjoyable book with one exception. Chapter 7. Appreciating Differences, . we must look for what is right or wrong through a different lensto first understand and appreciate what is different before passing judgement on what is right or wrong. In Muslim country's it is acceptable to stone women to death who were raped. You think we should try to understand this? If other peoples believed in slavery, we should NOT pass judgement? If our laws and rules are just we don't need to understand or appreciate contrary beliefs if they fall outside the realm of. Unexpected Pleasure "I took the book to with me on vacation because I thought "Tim will want me to say something nice to him about this so I better read it and write to him." Lo and behold, I started to read it and I couldn't put it down. Really. It is so full of truths that I have been trying to deny that I feel now as thought I don't have to deny them any longer - just accept them and learn to love them." Francis Pandolfi
He lived in Tokyo, Singapore, Brussels and New York obtaining firsthand experience with consumers for leading advertisers like Procter & Gamble, Nissan and Infiniti automobiles, Kraft, PepsiCo, UBS, Mars and Johnson & Johnson and public service campaigns. He earned a Master s in Communication from the University of Illinois where he was a James Webb Young Fellow a
Recommended for all ages. He has a great sense of humor and a good grasp of language. (Jacqueline Hornor Plumez, PhD: Award-winning Author and Psychologist; author of The Bitch in Your Head, Divorcing a Corporation and Mother Power)A collection of warm observations that brings the nod of a head, quite a few smiles and encouragement to follow a more rewarding path. (Ashley Tetzlaff for Readers' Favorite)The Book That Gets Better with Age is a lot of fun. It is a combination of wit and wisdom. And everyone who is getting to be an old crock could use something that makes them feel better about the process. Captured in punchy, everyday anecdotes that millions will relate to, this book underlines why Tim Love is one of the greatest marketing minds in business today. The font also increases one point in each chapter, so you go from about 10/12 font size to 40 or so. This book is so good. I find that I appreciate the wording and thoughts in t
It offers a humorous and insightful look through the looking glass of aging.As you read the book, the type gets bigger. And, the illustrations that accompany each chapter illuminates the idea that aging is actually full of promise and not a diminishment of life.. The Book That Gets Better With Age is a collection of aphorisms and stories about the things that can get better as we age