10 Things About Life They Don’t Tell You
by L.L. Mayo
Most of what pulls you off course doesn't announce itself. Notice what takes your attention and ask whether it serves the life you want.
You don’t have to agree with every observation in this book. In fact, one of the ideas we’ll explore is why you should be suspicious of your own certainty, not to mention someone else’s.
The purpose isn’t to tell you how to live.
It’s to encourage you to examine how you’re already living, and decide whether a few small adjustments might make the journey better.
After all, you are the one who has to live your life.
You might as well give it some thought.
- One lesson
- Notice what takes your attention
- Many truths
- Ten things they don’t tell you
- Only warning
- It won’t announce itself
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From the book
Somewhere there is a man who still thinks of himself as the awkward boy nobody wanted on the baseball team.
He is now fifty years old.
He has a successful career, a loving family, and friends who genuinely enjoy his company. He is competent, respected, and reasonably comfortable in his own skin.
Yet put him in a room full of confident strangers, and something remarkable happens.
He becomes thirteen again.
The other people in the room see a successful middle-aged man.
He sees the boy nobody wanted on the team. This is one of the peculiar ways our past follows us around.
— 10 Things About Life They Don’t Tell You, L.L. Mayo
