Friday's Laws: How to Become Normal When You're Not and How to Stay Normal When You Are

by Paul J. Friday

Human beings are interested in other human beings. We like to know how others live, what they feel, and how they cope and survive. What other human beings do to win at living becomes an informational target for all of us. This book will show you how normal, and not-so-normal people exist side-by-side in this difficult world. By emulating the thinking and behaviors of normal people, it is hoped that your life will improve in quality regardless of the quantity of living that remains for you.

160 pages, Hardcover

First published April 3, 1999

Reviews

[Andy · Rating 3 out of 5]

quick read of how normal people deal with everyday life and how the parts of the brain are affected during different types of life events. It is not a self help nor psychoanalysis book but an interesting read with 8 laws for effective thinking that can reduce stress in everyday life. Found the eight laws on a book mark while in Shadyside hospital and then found out Dr. Friday is on staff there. Found the book at the local bookstore and found it worth the few hours to read it. Enjoy