If You Want an Enemy, Try to Help Someone - John Chancey Kingston - Bog

IF YOU WANT AN ENEMY, TRY TO HELP SOMEONE, is an examination of the help perspective. This book will present an understanding of how blame sometimes can be assigned within the innocence of help. Unlike other books you may have read, this book will shake the boundaries of your mind and unleash many traditional beliefs. You will leave with a new prospective on why, how, when, or if help should be rendered. Kingston summarizes: Help can come in the form of a whisper of advise, an opportunity, or simply providing a glass of water. Nobody helps anyone these days unless there's something in it for them it seems. But could the helper simply be following the golden rule by doing unto other as they would have them do unto him or her? The recipient of help will sometimes blame the helper if things turn out bad or, possibly, even worse, make them an enemy. This unusual adventure is a must read. Once you have read IF YOU WANT AN ENEMY, TRY TO HELP SOMEONE, and its message of help is absorbed, your thinking will be forever changed.