Ian Sanders has written an easy-to-read guide for learning the art of juggling - that seamless balance between career, family, commitments, and fun. The "juggling manifesto" he nicely walks us through is, contrary to 'juggling' commitments, more like incorporating them seamlessly. The Parts One and Two are a bit repetitive and a slog to get through. Parts Three and Four are where Sanders' manifesto really shines. I particularly liked the "Retire Retirement" section in Part Four, where Sanders' notes the changing concept of waiting until retirement to start living the life you want: " Work hard but flexibly. Mix up work and play so you see you kids while you're still young...Live for the moment. Find time for your passions." Sanders delivers this new way of thinking so smoothly - it's a very refreshing read brimming with positivity exactly when the 9 to 5 commute needed it.