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"The most dangerous thing in the world is to live a life without taking any risks." We, as people in the West, have a need to intervene, manipulate, orient and regulate. We want to feel like we're the enforcers of the laws of the universe — and I don't think that's a bad thing. For better or worse, everything that happens in the world contains to a certain extent our own involvement in the situations of life. Accepting this fact, we understand that to the personal, the family and the social, we must add the dream and the realization, the desire and the design, the need and the action, the value and the work, the patience and the rhythm, the persistence and creativity. In this book Jorge Bucai studies very specific "steps of life" which do not always follow the prevailing view. Indeed, he is a writer of psychology books who dares to oppose the nominal political correctness and suggest, for example, an extramarital adventure as an antidote to a dead relationship, risking its final dissolution. It's not exactly what we call: 'typical happiness advice'.
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