I have mentioned a few times that I am not much into the genre known as 'self-help'. I don't judge those that are, one of my best friends is a serious self-help NUT. I have always worried with my being so easily influenced that I would be sucked into the vortex of what's wrong with me and not be able to focus on what's right. I think it's very important that individuals stop and are grateful for all their gifts. Even in trying times there is always something that you can find to be grateful for, no?
I am feeling in a bit of a rut right now. I have noticed it coming on for a while and I have tried to avoid it but it's there and I need to do something about it, that is why when I was perusing the local Border's this book seemed to be blindingly inserting itself into my peripheral vision (plus it has a sweet cover). I stopped, read that back and bought. I haven't delved that deep into it and yes, there are some points that confuse me (not unusual, easy to do) but the basic concepts are there and at least I feel like I might be able to focus on what's keeping me in my rut and try to figure out how to get out of it. I think anything that can do that is a step in becoming 'rut-less' or in this case unstuck. If you are feeling a little like this too, this might be a fine little book for you, especially if you are a little skittish around any sort of new-agey speak, this book so far seems very straightforward and has not requested that I sit still in a room and light incense or anything....yet.
