The Pursuit of True Happiness

Jim always wanted friends. This is a characteristic he holds steadfast today. Friends are important to him. Growing up, Jim noticed that the boys who were the best athletes were the most popular and had the most friends. So naturally he worked very diligently to become the best athlete he could be. Jim continued to have a thirst for knowledge and was interested in the mind and how it works and why it works the way it does. After thirty-five years of study, he has reached at least some understanding and this book tells you what he has learned.