A Look at Life - Tulle, George D
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What is the point of living an interesting, challenging, loving, and heartbreaking life if you don't share it? A Look at Life is one person's reflections on the experiences encountered so far in life. And a wish to share them for one reason. Nothing prepared the author for what life could bring. Growing up and going to school is the basic preparation we have for life as young adults venturing into the world. This book is simply an attempt to give a young adult some idea of what is waiting. In short, everything. When I finished my education at 23 years of age, I thought I was ready for life's…mehr

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What is the point of living an interesting, challenging, loving, and heartbreaking life if you don't share it? A Look at Life is one person's reflections on the experiences encountered so far in life. And a wish to share them for one reason. Nothing prepared the author for what life could bring. Growing up and going to school is the basic preparation we have for life as young adults venturing into the world. This book is simply an attempt to give a young adult some idea of what is waiting. In short, everything. When I finished my education at 23 years of age, I thought I was ready for life's challenges. It seemed reasonable to believe, having completed a university degree, and being in love with Claire, that I was completely prepared for life. Sadly, nothing could have been further from the truth. The phrase "you did not even know you did not know" rings clearly. A Look at Life delves into truth, love, marriage, raising children, cancer, depression, grief, good people, bad people, living angels, career frustrations, building a company, and the startling reality that nobody really knows anything. The book is not only about trying to help advise a 23-year-old but also a self-examination as life continues to deliver challenges. To the more "aged" adult reader, it is clear life just keeps moving forward and testing us as we get older!