Practicing Death: Make The Most Out of Your Life

by Ranan Lachman

Death is the greatest equalizer as we all eventually die. But instead of fearing it, what if you could harness its power to your benefit? The greatest transformations in life occur when people experience a near-death-event (such as cancer or an accident), survive and learn from it to become a better version of themselves. You can achieve the same transformation (without getting into a car accident) by reading this book and applying the simple technique described here. It will allow you to simulate death in a safe and beneficial manner. By practicing for just ten minutes a week you’ll be able to gain all the transformational prioritize your time, increase your level of happiness and overcome your inherent fear of death. Life is too short so don’t get caught unprepared.Give it a try and live well.

123 pages, Paperback

Published February 6, 2020

About the author

Ranan Lachman is a transformation expert with a BA in Computer Science and an MBA, who has reinvented himself across radically different worlds—jet-fighter co-pilot, management consultant, Wall Street investment banker, and CEO of multiple technology companies. He lives what he teaches, having relocated to four countries across four continents and even circled the globe for a year with his family while managing a startup.

A dynamic speaker on artificial intelligence (AI) and business transformation, Lachman has published four books, and his insights have been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, and other leading outlets.

Lachman is a proud father of two and an avid Latin Dance practitioner.