| Author: | R.G. Morse | ISBN: | 9780986624179 |
| Publisher: | AuthorCloud Publishers | Publication: | November 21, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | R.G. Morse |
| ISBN: | 9780986624179 |
| Publisher: | AuthorCloud Publishers |
| Publication: | November 21, 2011 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
There are literally thousands of books out there designed to help women become better... well, women. But what if you happen to be a man? What if you feel unsure these days what it actually means to be a man -- or if it's even possible to be "manly" without alienating half the human race in the process, and disappointing yourself as well? R.G. Morse -- author, mountaineer, translator, diplomat, publisher, artist, and musician -- has taken it upon himself to tackle these and other equally pressing questions facing the male of the species these days. Through chapters on topics such as courage, action, truth, happiness, passion, and style -- and with a bonus " (and quite funny) "afterthought" on sex -- Morse provides men with some solid tips and advice on how to lead a more fulfilling life, without giving up the essential attributes that make men... men. Wittily written in a lightly humorous, wry style, Man Up is the perfect anecdote to pompously self-important self-help tomes on one hand, and all those "modern men are ineffectual goofballs" movies and television series on the other. If you're a man looking to change your life, or a woman who knows a man who you wish would -- Man Up is a must read!
There are literally thousands of books out there designed to help women become better... well, women. But what if you happen to be a man? What if you feel unsure these days what it actually means to be a man -- or if it's even possible to be "manly" without alienating half the human race in the process, and disappointing yourself as well? R.G. Morse -- author, mountaineer, translator, diplomat, publisher, artist, and musician -- has taken it upon himself to tackle these and other equally pressing questions facing the male of the species these days. Through chapters on topics such as courage, action, truth, happiness, passion, and style -- and with a bonus " (and quite funny) "afterthought" on sex -- Morse provides men with some solid tips and advice on how to lead a more fulfilling life, without giving up the essential attributes that make men... men. Wittily written in a lightly humorous, wry style, Man Up is the perfect anecdote to pompously self-important self-help tomes on one hand, and all those "modern men are ineffectual goofballs" movies and television series on the other. If you're a man looking to change your life, or a woman who knows a man who you wish would -- Man Up is a must read!
