
This book is sometimes unrealistically dismissive of problems, with general advice like, "just get over it." But the real focus is on preventing problems before they really get to be that way, and that seems like the best advice of all. In a nutshell, it says, "recognize what a wonderful thing you have, and remember it." Seems obvious, but often I think can be difficult. Still, excellent advice.
I was also pleasantly surprised by the occasional gems of wisdom, often buried somewhere in the middle of a chapter where it would be easy to skip over them, since it's such an easy book to breeze through.
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