Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a guide for those who want to cultivate a powerful new vision for their life that is compelling and transformative in a world that is being profoundly affected by change. This evocative book of deep reflection and refreshing perspectives artfully invites the reader on a journey through the highest highs and lowest lows that life will throw at us, and that sometimes we just causally walk into unaware. At its core, it is an autobiographical philosophical book of true stories which, the author believes, can make the best fiction given that most of our human experience is about perspective. The goal of this book is to leave you encouraged, inspired, and curious about the "what if's" and the "if then's" in life. To ask new questions and question what you thought you knew. To suddenly realize, as Hugh Prather said, "The window is not the view; the window allows the view." Beautifully and brilliantly written in a stirringly authentic voice, Hypothetically Speaking Out Loud has all the markings of becoming a classic, as the author provides a powerful new framework from which to view "us."
