Slowly, I Start To See - Schreiner, John
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In 2013 my father fell seriously ill, as his life changed so did our relationship. As I watched his life slip away, I began to re-examine my own life. That's when I decided to chronicle my journey through this period of change. The traps that I fell into while trying to live up to the ideals he had passed on to me. Feeling lost, I tried to buy happiness, only to find that I was caught up in a cycle of spending, debt, and deeper unhappiness. I was spiraling downward into an emotional abyss. Then, after years of riding this "unhappiness cycle" I realized that I had to reinvent myself. So I…mehr

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In 2013 my father fell seriously ill, as his life changed so did our relationship. As I watched his life slip away, I began to re-examine my own life. That's when I decided to chronicle my journey through this period of change. The traps that I fell into while trying to live up to the ideals he had passed on to me. Feeling lost, I tried to buy happiness, only to find that I was caught up in a cycle of spending, debt, and deeper unhappiness. I was spiraling downward into an emotional abyss. Then, after years of riding this "unhappiness cycle" I realized that I had to reinvent myself. So I adopted a way of life that brought me peace and contentment and a way out of the unhappiness cycle. Only then did I realize who I was and who I wanted to be.
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Born in Indian Head, Saskatchewan, John Schreiner has lived and worked in Regina, Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver. A well-known wine and business journalist, Schreiner has won several writing awards including the 1996 Jack Webster award for Excellence in Business Reporting and the 2017 "national winner for Canada" Gourmand World Cookbook Award in the category of New World Wine Book. Goodgrog: A Life in Wine and Journalism is his twenty-second book. "Retired", but still actively writing, Schreiner lives in North Vancouver with his wife, Marlene. They have three adult children and eight grandchildren. When not writing, reading, or enjoying wine making or tasting, Schreiner enjoys photography and cycling.