Fifty Ways I Screwed up my Life and How you can avoid this

Fifty Ways I Screwed up my Life and How you can avoid this

In this self-help book, François de Waal dissects with great precision the ways you can best sabotage things for yourself

How many lives have you got? Stop messing up your life, stop being your own worst enemy.

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About the Book

It is never too late to be really happy

Always complaining, touchy, cantankerous, endlessly brooding, eternally dissatisfied, saying yes but meaning no, thinking constantly that he was hard done by and blaming everybody else François de Waal was an irritating bastard who castigated everything and everybody.

He made every mistake in the book when it came to love, relationships, money, sex and work. Littered with egotism, self-sabotage and silent despair, he muddled along for years without any light at the end of the tunnel. Being gay didn’t make things easier. Until, at the age of forty, he realized that he was an obstacle to himself, his own worst enemy. After years of falling into every trap in his path, it took blood, sweat, and tears to gain insight into his behaviour and actually make changes.

But even more important is the message that there is a solution for every problem. He shows how you can successfully confront yourself and lead a happier life.Fifty ways I screwed up my life

 

 

François de Waal with picture of Ophrah Winfrey

 

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Publisher: Amsterdam Publishers
Publication Year: 2017
Length: 164
ASIN: B0776J7XDC
ISBN: 9789492371522
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List Price: $13,99
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Endorsements
A fun and honest life guide that gets to the basics of personal development and how to be a happier, more productive person. Readers will identify with the author's setbacks and be heartened by his useful tips for success.
– Tom Butler-Bowdon, author of '50 Self Help Classics'
In his excellent book François de Waal talks about everyday kinds of problems and depressing thoughts and worries that just about everyone has but that nobody talks about. It is refreshing to read someone writing so candidly about it. The writing is personable and engaging. It is disarmingly charming to read someone so honestly not perfect but who has sincerely tried to come up with good solutions to common problems and found some good ones! De Waal admits so many foibles and character flaws that I have but that I have never admitted. I think most people would have a similar experience reading this book. The openness of it is freeing. It is a relief to have it all out in the open, and to admit, at least to myself, my own selfishness and arrogance and pettiness. I feel I am a better person from reading the book. Fifty Ways I Screwed up My Life — And How You Can Avoid This is excellent. Well written. It is compelling reading from start to finish. And the author gives good, practical suggestions which are refreshingly brief and to the point. Well done.
– Adam Khan, author of “Self Help Stuff That Really Works”
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About the Author
Francois de Waal

François de Waal was born and raised in Amsterdam. After studying law he became a journalist and later on made a career in television, working on all kinds of programs including talk shows and documentaries.

For the last six years he has worked as a lawyer to assist victims of crime. Of the four books he wrote, "Fifty Ways I Screwed Up My Life" was the most succesful. He was amazed at how many people reacted.

People of all ages, educations, and backgrounds, yet all used the same word: recognisable. He was very happy to learn that this book was translated into English, Spanish, Korean and Russian.

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