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Title: what should I do with my life
Review: Mildly complex, mildly amusing tales of (usually fairly young) individuals who are searching for the "true" story of their lives. They hope and long (consciously, but mostly unconsciously) to align their work lives and work-identity with a sought-after "truth" about who they really are. Most of the individuals in the book have obviously not done intrapsychic therapy work, and therefore have not learned that their stories (some long and complicated, some short and obvious) all revolve around family-of-origin themes. Most of the individuals in this book have not yet recognized that reality, and the author only addresses this important issue briefly overall. Too bad, because it would be a much more powerful and useful exploration of the search for meaning, if Mr. Bronson included more wisdom about the REAL underlying themes of the human condition.
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