Bøger af Dorian Haarhoff

Everyone wants to be happy. Few are willing to pay the self-improvement bill that comes with this pursuit. Success in life is like wrestling with a Gorilla; you don't stop when you are tired; you stop when the Gorilla is tired. In "Thinking about Thinking" Herman Veitch shares some useful grips to wrestle the Gorilla. He takes complicated concepts and breaks them down into understandable success principles everybody can apply. He uses more than a decade of coaching experience and shares with the reader practical tools to: - Create your self-philosophy that set you free and not self-sabotage. - Understand how to improve your emotional intelligence and have meaningful relationships with others. - Be surprised by authentic happiness based on the personal development that happens as a result of reading this book. - Improve the quality of life by improving the quality of thinking. - Build personal resilience to get up every time that life knocks you down. He respects the reader's intelligence by not over-explaining concepts, and at the same time, he stays faithful to the age-old storytelling traditions of great thinkers. In essence, this book is an introduction to observing your thoughts. Pointing the way to help the reader create the good life for themselves. So, if you are tired of being stuck and feel that positive change is needed, this book is for you.

Route 77 is a biography and poetic travelogue; it is wisdom; it is esoteric; it is funny. Spirituality gets Dorian's attention, as does nature, philosophy, psychology, animals, dreams. It offers a paradox of mysticism and the concrete, where eclectic material jumps around like beans in a sizzling pan (he includes a Greek recipe.) Dorian dubs this original format as a kind of Babushka with seven dolls. Imagine each doll decorated with eleven symbols and images. Holograms. This innovative approach also serves as a creative writing manual, a sequel to his The Writer's Voice (1998). Dorian's mastery of teasing-out the right words prompted one reader to say, I confess I had goose bumps - was it the writing or the red wine? How wonderful when metaphor and fruity tannins coalesce. Bios are often a once-off read. This book deserves a second, or third foray with its poems, prose and personality. We encounter Dorian's commitment to personal development through his insatiable curiosity and his love for the land he treads. The tortoise (his logo) carries him to far off places: the back of this land is tortoise shell,its case cast by ancient waves,its plates taken from ancestral fish.....and led by an amphibian chin,in folk-tale steadiness,it crawls ever towards water.(Tortoise Land)