Books by Michael Foley
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review 1: Fairly good book that mostly serves as a reminder that the greatest satisfactions in life come from the struggle of making something for ourselves and finding our meaning. There are no end points, just a constant slogging up a hill that can sometimes feel pointless. The only solu...
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review 1: I wouldn't say that I agree with the whole content of the book. It's witty and at times challenging, as it sends you back a not so glossy and glamorous image of yourself. The author introduces himself as a non-believer but seems biased towards Buddhism which he appears to conside...
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review 1: Delightfully written and infinitely readable, this is not the chronicle of despairing resignation one might expect it to be, title and tagline considered. Full of underlineable lines and quotable quotes that cohabit most amiably, it is a pleasure to amble through, nodding, smirki...