Project Groovy: Life Lessons from 34 of My Closest Friends On Happiness, Fulfillment, and Aspiring to be Awesome

by Ryan Phillips

Overview

Flat-Out Guaranteed to be The Grooviest Book You've Ever Read!

I want to show you a neat little collection of stories, written over 3 years that taught me...

• How I could be happier, every day.
• How to get closer to fulfillment - not just achieve empty goals.
• And, while we're already AWESOME (Trust me on this) - how we can be even Awesomer!

I enlisted 34 of my closest friends to help me figure it all out!

Ok, that's not exactly how it all went down. I was actually driving down a long, straight road in Texas one day when I started pondering all of the lessons I have learned from people I've known in my day. How cool would it be to write about the things I've learned from those closest to me, I thought. I could dissect the lessons, articulate them to the best of my ability, and show each person my sincere gratitude for their contribution to my life. This book is the raw but polished result!



I reached out and reconnected with each person featured in this book to show them my sincere gratitude, but revealed their identity to no one else.



I humbly invite you to have a laugh or two and share these valuable lessons with me!

Sweetening the Deal: Free Bonus eCourse Links Inside Guaranteed to Totally Increase Your Level of Happy!

So, What are you waiting for?! Grab Your Copy Now!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781517229306
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	09/01/2015
Pages:	182
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.39(d)

About the Author

Ryan Phillips grew up in Cheraw, Colorado, USA and graduated from Colorado State University. He is a mechanical engineer by trade, an entrepreneur by design, and an author by his own accord. He may or may not enjoy crocheting and whittling small canoes.



A self-proclaimed 'freak' for self-improvement, Ryan spends much of his time reading, listening and writing about being the best human being he can be.
He occupies his time with small business ventures and writes [almost] exclusively at the site he founded: www.projectgroovy.com.