Unlimit Your Life: Setting and Getting Goals

by James Fadiman

One of the most important factors in getting your life to be the way you want it is to first understand what'¬?s holding you back. Most often, people don'¬?t have clear goals in mind and they don'¬?t know how to identify and overcome certain of life'¬?s limitations. In this book, psychologist James Fadiman takes you through the steps necessary to learn to set and achieve your life goals-in relationships, business, career, and spiritutality.

192 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 1989

About the author

James Fadiman is an American psychologist and writer. He is acknowledged for his extensive work in the field of psychedelic research.
Fadiman received a Bachelor of Social Relations from Harvard University and a Master's degree and Ph.D in Psychology from Stanford University.
While in Paris in 1961, his friend and former Harvard undergraduate adviser, Ram Dass, introduced him to psychedelics.
Currently a Senior Research Fellow at Sophia University, Palo Alto, California
Microdose researcher and advocate.

Reviews

[Alex Gillespie]

I picked this up surprisingly from a cheap second hand book. On that basis alone and being a self help book I expected it to be dated and probably quite rubbish. Instead I found it really helpful. It was very much about adjusting my expectations and learning to expect different things from life. It was a little pricey for a second hand book, but I still think it was close to the best $10 I ever spent!

The book by nature being a bit dated actually gains something from being a bit old fashioned - I felt like it was some advice that one of my long-dead grandparents would have given me. It's content is well organised. If you can dig up this gem and you're feeling very lost and falling apart I really recommend it.

[John Snyder]

This was written by my favorite teacher ever. [Humanistic Psychology, Sonoma State CA]
His class opened up the worlds of psychology, philosophy and religion to me in a way that still influences me.
This is a self-help book, a little dated and a little late in my life cycle to be of great use. Much of it is concerned with improving self-image [something I never needed and that is somewhat out of fashion [it'll come back, just wait]!
Jim also co-authored a great book on Sufism

[John]

A pioneer of entheogenics, Fadiman understands self-limiting beliefs and tools to help work beyond them.