Walter Smith Bücher

Year of the Not Quite Depend Adult Undergarment. Walter the Younger is completely insecure, overweight, somewhat myopic, awkward, introspective, and intellectually troubled an evolving amorphous blob, a forever nerd, unconditionally loved by delusional parents, simply trying to survive adolescence and move on. His story is told in small slices, describing events both real and not so real, but real enough to be overthought and overanalyzed by Walters overactive psyche. Leaps into the future and past detail, quixotic adventures at college, on the golf course with his dad, at home with his not quite All-American family, and becoming a champion

Set during the tumultuous year of 1969, the narrative follows Walter, a freshman at a prestigious Engineering School, who finds his college experience lacking in the freedom and excitement he anticipated. Despite achieving academic success, he struggles with his intolerable roommates and feels disconnected from the vibrant social life around him. His encounters with recreational drugs and a bet that leads to his first girlfriend highlight his journey. Ultimately, a humorous collegiate bowling championship becomes the only memorable aspect of his otherwise uneventful sophomore year.

As a new day dawns, existence introduces many challenges in the lives of individuals, which need remedies either immediately or later. This is especially true in marriages because; challenges never end after two parties choose to stay together. However, when an independent steps into this, marriages represent the start of other unique issues. Some things you will learn with this book: - How to recognize and overcome the anxiety in a relationship before ruining them - The cause of unreasonable jealousy and why is dangerous for your wellbeing and your partner's - Types of emotional attachment and how to overcome them and free yourself from the fear of abandonment - 9 key rules to have a happy, stable, and long-lasting relationship - ... and more! Mindful awareness invites a very different kind of awareness, an awareness that dramatically modifies our experience of that depression, that anxious thought, that feeling of pain, or that stressful event. This new experience breaks down old mental attitudes and dysfunctional coping mechanisms, and it also reconfigures the neural pathways of the brain. Sometimes this opens up a whole new meaning or understanding of our difficulties.