Go Get a Life!

Have you ever felt that you were drifting, that one week just seemed to drift into the next and that you were just not getting anywhere? Are your relationships in a mess, your work not inspiring you, short of money, short of time, frustrated? Then these seven meditations are for you. This small book will take you less than an hour to read, but I guarantee that you will come back to it over and over again throughout your life. Be prepared for your life to change for the better, because that is what it has done for everyone who has followed the reading with the practice that is urged - ENJOY!

“You will never reach your destination if you don’t know where you are going! Set achievable goals for the future and then work backwards working out the details and charting the course of your life”. You wouldn't set sail for foreign parts in a small boat without a map or compass, but that is what so many people do when they set out on their journey through life. No school teaches you how to navigate the storms of life, the perils of relationships, the dangers of negative people. Are you physically in good shape, are you excited by life, do you wish that you could achieve more? Well the good news is that you can! Do you think that your life can be turned around just by reading a book? Yes it can, because I have seen it happen; but we can help each other by subscribing to our own website where we can www.go-get-a-life.com

Having left the Parachute Regiment (where he saw service in Cyprus and Jordan), he embarked on an entrepreneurial business adventure throughout Africa and the Middle East. He returned to Europe to live in the South of France. Later, he took his family to live in the Highlands of Scotland to farm a small hill farm. He was elected the Lord Rector of Aberdeen University, wrote a major work of poetry on the Falklands conflict, and campaigned the 'Scottish Enterprise' in the Formula One World Yachting Grand Prix in Scotland, Germany, San Diego, and Freemantle - Western Australia. Sadly, his first wife Vicki died when she was only forty-five. A while later he was to marry again and with his new wife Maria added to his family by producing his youngest son. When this lad became a teenager, like most youngsters of that age, he wasn't sure what he wanted to do with his life, and this small book was penned on a trans-Atlantic flight to see if it could provide some direction for his offspring. Since then, the book has done the rounds of all age groups until finally, Robert was encouraged to publish as it was believed that the meditations contained in this small book would be of value to people of all age groups.