Simple Truths: Clear and Simple Guidance on the Big Issues in Life
by
Kent Nerburn
Seldom does a book come along that speaks to the core issues in life with the clarity and wisdom of "Simple Truths." Drawing on the insights put forth in his widely praised book, "Letters to My Son," award-winning author Kent Nerburn offers clear and gentle guidance on such central life experiences as love, work, possessions, strength, solitude, and dea...more
Hardcover, 112 pages
Published
August 15th 2005
by New World Library
(first published 1996)
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I actually don't mind someone smart and compassionate and reflective giving me advice about the human condition and human potential, as Nerburn phrases it. I don't mean that in an off-hand, dismissive way. I mean, I am willing to hear him tell me/us how to approach education, parenthood, money, death, and other things that we make decisions about all the time. I thought I would mind - I prefer to think I have some intellectual independence - but I can't pretend that I would be as far as I am in...more
I think this is a wonderful book! Just when you think you have too much on your plate, this book shows you that this is all you need the rest is just "fluff". A great book and full of inspiration.
Given to my by my father after a significant life change, it has seen me through deaths, graduations, break ups, make ups, emotional and financial struggles.
one of those easy, thoughtful books.
Read it in the past...re-reading it again. Always good.
Very good philosophy on subjects such as money, love, marriage, death, work, giving, possessions, etc. I can't say I agreed with all his "truths", however, it gives you room for thought on the matter.
The title says it all. I can't count how many copies of this book I've purchased as gifts for friends in crisis.
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