Synopsis:
You've probably thought about it, journaled about it, had deep conversations with your mom or best friend, or even your dog about it.
In fact, you may have spent a lifetime thinking, journaling, and speaking to hundreds of people about it over the years just like the author of this book.
Dolah Saleh seeks to understand the meaning of life by asking questions such as:
Who am I (in this existence)?
Why am I here?
What should I and must I do?
Am I working with a predetermined lifespan?
What will it all mean in the end?
Unlike others who've tackled such questions, she does not offer answers but rather asks readers to look inside themselves for guidance. In doing so, she takes a transcendental yet existential view of our time here, from our entry to our exit.
Based on a lifetime of conversations and experiences shared with friends, family, and clients, Saleh responds to our enduring need for the reassurance that we are united in our human experiences.
Take a journey into yourself, and find the answers you seek with the insights and lessons in ALL ABOUT YOU.
Autobiography: Dolah Saleh, an educator, lecturer, and author has counseled others to make optimal life choices for more than twenty years. She has written advice columns and books, conducted seminars, and has appeared on television and radio programs. She earned a bachelor's and master's degree in special education and has been a guest lecturer for the State University of New York. She is also the author of Daring and the Pursuit of Happiness and Abu El Banar, which profiles her Yemeni father, she lives in upstate New York. Visit www.dolahsaleh.com to learn more.
