Dear Future Me: Hopes, Fears, Secrets, Resolutions
by
Matt Sly
Write a letter to yourself ... in the future
Take part in a sociological experiment that taps into a culture obsessed with the future and all that it entails: self-improvement, anxiety, technological change, even global affairs. What do you think your life will be like in one year ... in five years ... in twenty years? The fascinating letters in this collection are alternat
...morePaperback, 256 pages
Published
October 9th 2007
by North Light Books
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What would you say in a letter to your future self? I thought about that quite a bit when I skimmed through this book. (I say 'skimmed' because it was lengthy and I didn't read it in its entirety) Would I warn myself against repeating bad relationship mistakes? Lots of people seemed to do just that in their letters. I ran across people admonishing their future selves to be more fearless, to quit drinking, to travel more, to get out of abusive marriages. Like 'PostSecret', at times I found it to...more
An entertaining book. I love writing future me letters, and it was cool to read other people's too. Some of them were boring or just too long, but you could skim or skip those, I suppose. Fun to read.
I loved it! You can really learn something from this book...
The problem with this book is that it's like MLIA/FML. You can't just read two pages.
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