An inspiring introduction to the most important lesson for
today's busy world: the take-away is to take away.
"All we can hope to accomplish by paying attention is to learn
to live with the mystery, become more comfortable with not knowing
and try to enjoy life s uncertainty. Every day is a gift, but we
often squander it by missing what matters most." from the
Introduction
Every day we are faced with choices that entail saying no and
frankly we re not very good at it. Whether it s the desire to
please, get ahead, accumulate or impress, our lives have become so
full and so busy that it is hard to determine what we really need
and what s really important to us.
The purpose of this book is to help you regain control of the
things that matter most in your life. It taps timeless Jewish
wisdom that teaches how to hold on tightly to the things that
matter most while learning to let go lightly of the demands,
worries, activities and conflicts that do not ultimately matter.
Drawing insights from ancient and modern sources, it helps you
identify your core values as well as the opportunities that do not
reflect those values, and that you can learn to pass up. It also
shows you how to establish a disciplined practice to help you
adhere to your choices.
Whether it s letting go of resentment, learning to say no at
work or to your loved ones, downsizing your diet or asking less of
the earth, this book will help you distinguish between the trivial
and the profound."
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