Travel as
Transformation: Conquer the Limits of Culture to Discover Your Own Identity by Gregory V.
Diehl 162 pages
Author
Gregory Diehl sent me his self-help book review approximately a year ago, maybe
longer. I admit that I was intrigued by
the concept. Hubs and I don’t get to travel as much as we’d like, but
retirement isn’t that far off, so I thought I’d start thinking about how
different cultures could enhance our lives---maybe even cook some other foods beside
what we normally eat. Bottom line, maybe
we could start experiencing how other cultures could enhance our lives.
Over
the past years, I have picked up this short book, at least two dozen times. And
at least a dozen times, I haven’t been able to get past page 19. I’m sure it’s
the reader and not the writer, but I found the book so boring.
I
feel bad that I am giving Diehl’s work such a poor grade and comments, but I
promised him that I would give him my honest opinion, and for better or worse,
here it is.
“Travel as
Transformation: Conquer the Limits of Culture to Discover Your Own Identity ” receives 1 out of 5 stars in Julie’s world.
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