The Life Guide: 10 Things You Need to Know About Everything That Matters

by Robert Ashton

10 Things You Need to Know About Everything That Matters Want to make your life better? More successful, more productive, more healthy, more fulfilling? Start right here, with the book that gives you 700 ways to change your life, one small step at a time! The Life Guide is for anyone who wants to get more out of life...more health, more wealth, a better career, more love...more of what you want (and less of what you don’t). Here are practical, doable, bite-size tips for having more fun...getting in shape...deepening your relationships and friendships...preparing for retirement... every part of your life. Each section is packed with small steps designed to get you moving in the right direction fast . Start anywhere and dive in...or read this book cover-to-cover for hundreds of great new ideas! Discover what success in life really means to you...set priorities...find time...gain confidence and overcome doubts...and, above all, stop talking about it and take action to live a happier, better life.

Genres: Self Help

192 pages, Paperback

First published March 15, 2008

About the author

Robert is a non-fiction author, inspired by the work of oral historian George Ewart Evans. He lives on the Suffolk coast, and is currently researching a book that explores our evolving relationship with soil

His latest book, 'Where are the Fellows who Cut the Hay' looks at how life in rural England is evolving, as we all adapt to the threat of climate change.

Reviews

[gala ❀ · Rating 2 out of 5]

I don’t know. I mean it is a self-help book so it is not like a fantasy story. It had good advice but I also felt like it was advice that is not a secret. And when it did give good advice the steps to achieve it were not that clear. It is a quick read and has different chapters that are quite interesting. I do not think it is like to read all at once, but to have and look back at chapters when you need it.

[Jayrchase · Rating 3 out of 5]

A list of lists... not bad information, just not very deep.

[Dillon · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Life Guide was a pretty book. Although its been about a month since I've read it (I forgot to wright the review) i can remember i enjoyed the book greatly. The book was filled with a great amount of facts and resolutions to make a person's life improve. Having many problem solving ideas, the book will without a doubt have a way to solve a problem in life that anyone is facing. Since the book is set up in steps and not paragraphs, it is an easier read. I would recommend this book to anyone because after the reader finishes it, theyll feel better inside.

[Monica · Rating 5 out of 5]

Concise and easy to follow. Especially loved the 10 items format that had the author scrambling to have at least 10 things to check off and added humor.