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Life Can Be This Good: Awakening to the Miracles All Around Us
Wonder is everywhere -- if we would just notice it and invite it in. In this book, Jan Goldstein offers 40 lifeaffirming stories of people who opened themselves to all that is possible and were rewarded with miraculous experiences. The author describes a fourstep process for turning the ordinary into the Listen, Open, Step Into, and Receive. This simple method brings greater recognition of and gratitude for the luminous moments in life. "This book is a lifetime of deep breaths. Jan Goldstein is right on target. Life really can be this good." -- Richard Carlson, author of Don't Sweat the Small Stuff
181 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2002
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Jan Goldstein
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Jan Goldstein is the author of two national fiction bestsellers, All That Matters and The Prince of Nantucket, recently optioned for film. His work has been translated into more than a dozen foreign languages and has been selected for the New York Times Hot List as well as by the Book of the Month Club, the Doubleday Book Club, and the Quality Paperback Club. He is the recipient of a Presidential Award for Volunteer work in fostering arts in the inner city and was recently chosen as an international artist-in-residence at Ireland's famed Tyrone Guthrie Centre. Jan is this year's closing keynote speaker at the National Conference on Family Literacy.
He lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Bonnie, a noted clinical psychologist, and their eight year-old firecracker of a daughter, Shira.
Jan Goldstein is the author of two national fiction bestsellers, All That Matters and The Prince of Nantucket, recently optioned for film. His work has been translated into more than a dozen foreign languages and has been selected for the New York Times Hot List as well as by the Book of the Month Club, the Doubleday Book Club, and the Quality Paperback Club. He is the recipient of a Presidential Award for Volunteer work in fostering arts in the inner city and was recently chosen as an international artist-in-residence at Ireland's famed Tyrone Guthrie Centre. Jan is this year's closing keynote speaker at the National Conference on Family Literacy.
He lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Bonnie, a noted clinical psychologist, and their eight year-old firecracker of a daughter, Shira.
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