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What I Learned When I Almost Died: How A Maniac TV Producer Put Down His Blackberry And Started To Live His Life (2000)

by Chris Licht(Favorite Author)

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review 1: This is a sad and happy story. Sad for Chris Licht for having to go through such a horrendous illness, and happy because the knowledge he had gained from his unfortunate experience. His writing style is simple yet good, his language is common yet informative. The read is so quick and absorbing I'd almost forgot who I was and what time and day it was. And then, at the end of the book I'd decided that I never want to experience the trauma, as well as the pain he'd experienced.Read What I learned When I Almost Died, you'll come away understanding just how important friends and family are.
review 2: As far as the industry goes, you won't get a more accurate portrayal of what it's like to be a TV producer. The decisions you make, the way you treat people, and the im... morepact it has on your personal life. That's why I chose to read the book, but if I was looking for a great life lesson, I'm fortunate that I discovered I was already aware of what Chris Licht was trying to explain. Family and friends are more important than a tv show, and love should always triumph over work. A good reminder, a quick read, and I've already given it as a gift to a friend in the biz. less

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