Do It Anyway: Finding Personal Meaning and Deep Happiness by Living the Paradoxical Commandments

I purchased this book in hopes that it would be an uplifting reading experience. While everything in the "commandments" are positive thoughts to employ, I personally have not been able to attain any sort of "meaning and deep happiness" by living them. Well before I purchased this book, I did just those things that Keith recommended in the "commandments". However, I am still waiting for the "deep happiness" to follow. Sadly, all the book did for me was cement the feelings I have that living a good life is not enough. I have lived the "commandments" and will continue to live them, but do not expect any great meaning or happiness to occur because of it. Humanity as Keith knew it is no longer alive.

Very informative. It gave me some great ideas for going to the next level in God.

Wonderful to share with teens!

Psychology is my educational background; self-improvement has been part of my life's journey. Any reading materials and media enriching my understanding of this personal journey is indeed enlightening and encouraging!

I have read this book numerous times since I got it. What an uplifting book, some truths that we need to be reminded about on and daily basis.

Good resource for tuning your moral compass. You'll appreciate it.

This book is excellemt. It motivated me to "Do it anyway" I read it within a week and really enjoyed it. This is the 2nd book that I have read by Keith and I plan on reading more.

Kind of boring and obvious.

Arrived quickly in perfect condition

This book along with the one minute manager makes complete sense to me and helps put life into prospective, it is up to the reader to take from it what they will, best of luck just give it a change with an open mind.