Algenon keeps having the same dream, over and over. In it, Aristotle rides an old-fashioned unicycle, a spider is driving a wagon and a Viking is studying his cut toenails under a microscope. The dream must mean something, and Algenon obsesses over it. As he does, he has one epiphany after another regarding his life, himself and the world around him. These understandings empower him and allow for a spiritual journey that leads to personal fulfillment. Algenon's experiences are similar to many men, and his mission to put his life on track can help others from all backgrounds. The steps he takes to live a better life are available to everyone. It's time to ask yourself what you want out of life. Then, ask how you want to achieve it. Through the practice of a few, simple techniques, it's possible to develop the discipline to achieve results that you never thought possible. Learn profound life lessons and take a lighthearted look at serious subjects in Algenon's Story: The Journey to Personal Excellence and Empowerment.