What Matters Most: Living a More Considered Life Audiobook

" The beginning of this book was rough, but once I got into it I was totally absorbed. Gave much food for thought. "

" Hollis is a contemporary philosopher who sometimes uses a number of words I have never heard of. He sheds a lot of useful light, however, on issues that are timeless such as living with purpose and reframing our own mortality. Take your time with this one. "

" Dense food for thought that needs rereading to further absorb. Heavily influenced by Jung, this collection of reflections is about, among other things, escaping the comfort of well-worn scripts that mollify the ego, in order to live the fullest life one has available. "

" I saw James Hollis speak at a Jungian conference and he is brilliant. This book is about living a life that matters and cutting through the dross. In other words, how to live a soulful life. "

" Interesting perspective from a Jungian. Lots of work to do to get to what matters most, because it's so individual (no bromides or cliches here) . . . worthwhile, especially for those willing to invest the time, with the intellectual fortitude to get through it. "

" One of the most helpful books I've read in a long time. "

" Somebody said, "The unexamined life is not worth living", I can't say that I completely agree with that. Sometimes "ignorance is bliss". "

" I saw James Hollis speak at a Jungian conference and he is brilliant. This book is about living a life that matters and cutting through the dross. In other words, how to live a soulful life. "

" One of the most helpful books I've read in a long time. "

" Interesting perspective from a Jungian. Lots of work to do to get to what matters most, because it's so individual (no bromides or cliches here) . . . worthwhile, especially for those willing to invest the time, with the intellectual fortitude to get through it. "

" Hollis is a contemporary philosopher who sometimes uses a number of words I have never heard of. He sheds a lot of useful light, however, on issues that are timeless such as living with purpose and reframing our own mortality. Take your time with this one. "