Are You Actually Living?: The Last Day Starts Today

Are You Actually Living?◆ ◆ ◆You've read books that were going to change your life. Maybe several. Your life didn't really change. But your bookshelf improved.This one won't promise you any of that.It will simply ask you uncomfortable questions - with a smile.About that Sunday evening that weighs on you for no reason. About that project you've been putting off for years. About that person you've never told what they truly mean to you. About that life running on autopilot that you sometimes watch as if it belongs to someone else.No miracle method. No guru. No guaranteed transformation. Just an honest mirror. And enough humor to keep reading even when it stings.Open it wherever you need it. You probably already know where to begin.If you recognized something in these lines - this book is for you.◆ ◆ ◆This book is for you if...- You sometimes wonder whether this life is really yours - or the one others chose for you.- You answer "fine, thanks" without even checking if that's true.- Sunday evenings have a particular color for you.- You know exactly what you should do. And you haven't done it. For a while now.- You move through your days like a good spectator of your own life.- You keep putting off until tomorrow what actually matters.- You feel like something is missing without knowing exactly what.◆ ◆ ◆This book is not for you if...- You're looking for a 10-step plan with checkboxes.- You prefer comfortable answers to questions that disturb.- Your life is exactly as you wanted it. Really. But someone around you might be waiting for the right questions to be asked.◆ ◆ ◆Inside the book- 20 short chapters- One essential question per chapter- One simple exercise - sometimes uncomfortable- An orientation page to start directly with the topic that speaks to you today◆ ◆ ◆A gift that asks the real questionsNo gadget forgotten in a drawer. A short, powerful book that cuts straight to the point - perfect for a birthday, a retirement, or Father's Day. Because someone in your life might deserve more than just "fine, thanks."◆ ◆ ◆Elio Di Luciano is at the age where questions become urgent. Not dramatic. Just - urgent. He spent years listening, watching, taking notes - what people do, what they don't do, what they don't dare say. Himself included. This book is what you see when you truly look.

Pagina's: 144, Paperback, Independently published