You're Only Young Twice: 10 Do-Overs to Reawaken Your Spirit
Author: Ronda Beaman
The science of growing young (neoteny) underpins this book about maintaining or rediscovering ten youthful traits in ourselves as we age. The traits are resilience, optimism, wonder, curiosity, joy, humor, musicality (song and dance), work, play, and learning. Across all, there is love. The reader is encouraged to keep a Young Twice Chronicle for recording thoughts and outcomes as the book suggests do-overs and other activities for growing young-from the inside out.
Library Journal
Midlife coach Beaman maintains that the characteristics of youth are the ones those in and beyond midlife need to use to recapture their innate youthfulness. She draws on the concept of neotony (in science, the retention of juvenile traits by adults) to propose nine youthful traits to be regained as people age. "Do-overs" for each trait assist readers in developing such capacities as resilience, optimism, curiosity, humor, music, and play. Beaman tends to oversell her point about growing younger, but her guidelines and exercises will probably boost readers' spirits and help them find more pleasure in life. Recommended for most libraries. Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
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Dressing Smart for Men: 101 Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make...and How to Avoid Them
Author: JoAnna Nicholson
This book identifies 101 dressing mistakes men often make that can negatively affect their careers. Includes errors such as looking too casual.
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