| Author: | Fred Johns | ISBN: | 9781465938589 |
| Publisher: | Fred Johns | Publication: | October 21, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Fred Johns |
| ISBN: | 9781465938589 |
| Publisher: | Fred Johns |
| Publication: | October 21, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
There are how-to books, step-by-step books and who-to-copy books. There are psychology titles, self-help studies and spiritual contemplations. There are books filled with know-how, advice and guidance. There's even Chicken Soup for most everyone. However, there's not a bit of help for lazy men. Until now.
This book is important because those of us without ambition really can't find guidance anywhere. There are role models for the good and the bad but no role models for the weary. You see, men with ambition have no problem. They are able to find teachers and role models and mentors. But what about the rest of us?
Men with a lazy streak (and we all know they are the majority) have a significant problem living a successful life while also enjoying it at the same time. The key is surviving without ambition while still being able to cope in a world that is increasingly expecting more from men, especially, their women. Being lazy and successful presents quite a challenge and requires many actual skills. This book will serve as your mentor. Herein I share the secrets I have learned and the observations I have made (between naps, of course).
There are how-to books, step-by-step books and who-to-copy books. There are psychology titles, self-help studies and spiritual contemplations. There are books filled with know-how, advice and guidance. There's even Chicken Soup for most everyone. However, there's not a bit of help for lazy men. Until now.
This book is important because those of us without ambition really can't find guidance anywhere. There are role models for the good and the bad but no role models for the weary. You see, men with ambition have no problem. They are able to find teachers and role models and mentors. But what about the rest of us?
Men with a lazy streak (and we all know they are the majority) have a significant problem living a successful life while also enjoying it at the same time. The key is surviving without ambition while still being able to cope in a world that is increasingly expecting more from men, especially, their women. Being lazy and successful presents quite a challenge and requires many actual skills. This book will serve as your mentor. Herein I share the secrets I have learned and the observations I have made (between naps, of course).
