For Dummies Notes To Editor

Notes to editor
Hi, I hope you like the book I wrote. Since this is the first time I have written for you, I had to take an educated guess regarding the writing style and “voice” of the piece.

I took a risk and wrote the book with plenty of personality. It is closer to the style of the “For Dummies” books than it is to a textbook. I also took a risk and left some of the more adult themes in the book.

I can edit out the adult material if required. I can even edit out some of the personality to make it a little more sterilized if you wish. I left the adult material in because there were a few “Elephants in the room,” though I kept most of them until the end were I cover pleasure derived from base instincts.

I have overwritten past the word count, which I am not charging for. I did it for two reasons. The first is because I got a little carried away with some of the points to the point where they were still long even after I edited them down. The second reason is because some of

You only appreciate your health after getting over an illness because your illness taught you how to be grateful for their health. If you are reading this book in order to find happiness in your life, then look no further than gratitude. Teach yourself how to be grateful for what you get, what you earn, and what you have. Dedicate yourself to learning gratitude and honing your appreciation skills, or you will never be truly happy.

1 - A Feeling Of Accomplishment

Let’s start with a heavy hitting point. A feeling of accomplishment is probably one of the most gratifying and pleasurable feelings on earth, especially from a psychological and long-term perspective.

People, especially young people, are often deprived the gift of the feeling of accomplishment because from the outside it looks like work. Some people say that work is its own reward, but it isn’t, the feeling of accomplishment is the