Book Synopsis:
LIFE: Sentiments & Realities
Instructive judgement, practical counsel, eternal truths and unconventional tactics to attain a fulfilled and happy life is what the author of the book, LIFE: Sentiments & Realities, offers the reader. In this book, Chris shares his insightful, combative, tough-minded and pragmatic thoughts on some basic life issues, encouraging the reader to choose a realistic rather than sentimental approach to life and, in so doing, achieve a robust, successful and happy life.
My review;
This book really catches your interest and gives you some things to think about. Is it more common then not, for us to feel it hard to change the way that we act to others and ourselves when it comes to our feelings? The author, Chris Uyi tells us through his very easy to follow and understand ideas on how we can get ourselves on a different path. Through understanding that we have to look differently at our lives and the events that shape our future we will have the life that we really want.
The author, I believe, would rather be ready for what happens, not to try to have all that we should want. I give this book a 4/5. I was given this book for the purpose of a review and all opinions are my own.
Through the Fire sheds light on the causes of our struggles and pains so that we may minimize them. The views are practical and comprehensive, and are intended to lift the reader above life’s difficulties. They evoke, and provoke, intellectual and spiritual alertness in the reader’s mind.
In Through the Fire Chris has again given the world a sublime philosophical path to finding success and eternal peace.
Interview;
Thank you so much for being with us today,
Interview with Chris Uyi
1. In your book on Life, you have a tough minded approach to issues. While in your book Through the Fire, you come across as a man of peace, how do you balance both?
Life: Sentiments and Realities deals with your mind set in regards to your ambition, while Through the Fire
deals with an individual's mind set in dealing with people. I am tough
minded on myself and in chasing my dreams, while I am a man of peace in
dealing with people.
2. Can you name some few people who have been major influences in your life.
Outside my immediate circle of associates, some of which I acknowledged in my book on Life;
other key influences are Bob Marley, Tupac Amaru Shakur for his
philosophical depth and lyrical genius, Prof. Wole Soyinka, Nelson
Mandela and Robert Greene.
3. Do you ever feel pressured to write?
No I don't. I write only when I have a message.
4. How do you handle your critics?
I
always keep my calm, for the man of understanding is of a calm spirit. I
believe everyone is entitled to their own opinion. But the truth
remains uninvolved. We all get to discover the truth when our reality
enters that level.
5. What attracts you to people?
Content of character and their intellectual altitude.
6. You have succeeded in a profession many see difficult, how did you do it?
Firstly, I'll say I have a timely message, and secondly, it's been lots of favour from the press, which includes you.
7. What's your motto in life?
To always do my best while I 'm still breathin
Author's Bio:
Chris is a prolific writer who, in his words, ''does not write for fun but writes to deliver a message''. He has published several well-acknowledged articles and two life/mind uplifting books.
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