Kenneth H White

Wwid If I Were the Me I Want to Be Kenneth H White

The level of uncertainty we often face in life can, at times, be entirely overwhelming. This is especially true for those of us who dare to demand more of ourselves, who will never settle for normal (whatever the hell that is), and who hear the constant call in the distance to something better than today. For us, rest doesn't come easy, every decision seems incredibly consequential, we hardly have sense to run from anything, dangerous or otherwise, because we're so busy running toward an almost all-consuming idea in the distance. When we face uncertainty, to whom do we turn? Where do we find the oracle, the sage, a source of direction or discernment? All too often the available sources fail us, leaving us despondent and feeling as if we're playing a guessing game with the things that are of utmost importance in our lives-not unlike juggling machetes. If any of this makes sense to you, then WWID: If I were my best self was written specifically with you in mind. To be honest, the core message within these pages is relevant to any one of the nearly eight billion people on the planet. But to be even more honest, the vast majority will never know the level of ambiguity, uncertainty, confusion, and heartfelt bewilderment that you and I will face. When you never settle, when you constantly pursue progress, and when you're content but never satisfied, you will constantly travel through levels of abstraction beyond the ability of almost everyone around you to even comprehend. So the question remains, what do you do? The answer to this question has been compacted into as short of a read as possible without sacrificing key points, in the hope that you will read this in one sitting, and reread again as often as you like. The most radical shift in your approach to everything is just a couple of short read away. Take a breath, open your mind, and dig in.