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Title: Way Too Glib
Review: There is some valuable advice for timid people in this book, but it's mixed with hokum and ridiculous new age jargon. Anyone who could say that victims of horrendous violence should say "yes to their universe" while condemning the actions taking place, will lose me.If you think that everything happens for a reason, that you really can't make a mistake, because whatever you chose to do had potential "goodies" (Jeffers' word)attached to your decision, that if things don't work out, you then have an opportunity to make another good decision, then this book is for you. It wasn't for me. Then again, I'm not a fearful person.I would advise anyone who reads this, not to read it to the end. It was offensive to hear Jeffers describe Viktor Frankl's experience of being in a concentration camp, while maintaining his dignity, as saying "Yes to his universe".
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