Title: Why Americans Have It All Wrong: An Alternative Way to Find Happiness-Tales and Tips from a Corporate Lawyer Turned Expat Now Semi-Retired Real Estate Investor
Author: David Rosenfield
Publisher: Buck the Trend Press
ISBN: 979-8218500481
Genre: Business, Nonfiction, Personal Memoir, Inspirational
Availability: Paperback
Language: English
Paperback: 178 pages
Item Weight: 8.3 ounces
Dimensions: 5.5 x 0.41 x 8.5 inches
Explore Authors Mini Review:
“An informative and insightful look into the life of a corporate lawyer as he learns to enjoy life beyond his career. An inspiring read for readers contemplating the path to a fulfilling life. ” ★★★★★ – Explore Authors Magazine
Explore Authors Review:
When it comes to the United States of America, I’m often reminded of Wall Street’s Gordon Gekko’s famous quote, “Greed is Good.” When the culture of a country thrives on this motto, there are many sacrifices that the citizens of one of the wealthiest countries in the world must make. Sometimes it’s a matter of whether people are living to work or working to live. David Rosenfield has got it figured out.
In Why Americans Have It All Wrong: An Alternative Way to Find Happiness-Tales and Tips from a Corporate Lawyer Turned Expat Now Semi-Retired Real Estate Investor, readers will come to understand through various anecdotes, that anyone willing to heed his words can find happiness in such a capitalistic society. (Full Review Here)
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About the Book:
In David Rosenfield’s book, Why Americans Have it All Wrong: An Alternative Way to Find Happiness, David explores several unique characteristics about Americans and their traditions that differentiate them from the rest of the world in ways that often financially handicap them, forcing them to live a life of work rather than personal satisfaction. This book follows David’s life from his inner city Chicago upbringing to working in New York City to throwing out all social norms and moving to Thailand for a few years with his American ex-wife where he learned to enjoy life like most other developed countries have enjoyed for centuries. In discovering this more fulfilling life, David Rosenfield gives concrete steps the readers can implement into their lives so they too can toss out a life handcuffed to a desk and enjoy life on their terms with those they love.