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A Self-Help and Philosophical Tour de Force

Revisado: 12-17-19

Eric's message is practical, effective, and remarkably profound. Using his hike of the Pacific Crest Trail as the backbone for both his learning and the structure of the book, he takes readers through the three kinds of absorbent learning: auditory, visual, and experiential. In a well measured and encouraging tone, he describes his intellectual journey and lays out a blueprint for any reader hoping to: -Speak knowledgeably on any number of topics -Develop relationships quickly with strangers -Grow acquaintanceships into strong friendships -Have an appreciation for cultures and perspectives outside of their own -Grow in empathy and gratitude ...among a multitude of other gems of wisdom. Eric weaves in childhood anecdotes, excellently selected quotes from the 70+ books he read on his journey from Mexico to Canada, and has a knack for identifying the turning points in the development of his learning theories. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and it has lead me to reevaluate a number of things about how I use my time, and the things that I wish to accomplish. I am grateful for having read it, and highly recommend it to anyone seeking to live with a greater sense of intention, and connection to the world around them. GU Rugby for life!

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