Discovering The Obvious

Discovering the Obvious is not for the satisfied but for the hungry. The four short stories may not be literature, but they contain interesting ideas and circumstances, and there are essays that verge on being sermons and a lot of questions that can prompt new pathways for thought. Finally, there's a lot of practical knowledge that the author has gleaned over his lifetime.

In this book you'll find...

A formula for pursuing happiness
A way to come up with solutions
A way to be spiritual without joining a religion
A way to find satisfying work
The reason why games are so important
Questions to ask when making major decisions
The reasons why you should learn how to meditate
How to interpret rejection
What to do with failure
Ways to get good at something
Advice to help you stop getting in your own way
And more.

A summary: The 4 short stories deal with 1) the future of the earth 2) an imaginary time before the Big Bang 3) heaven and hell 4) a crisis of faith. The next chapter is an essay on the human adventure. Next there's a chapter of questions, and last, there's a chapter of practical knowledge.

It could be the only self-help book the reader will ever need.