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In 1988, at the height of his career as a journalist, happily married and co-author of a smash number one bestseller, Tony Schwartz hit an unexpected wall. Why did the success he'd sought for so long suddenly feel empty? What was a truly meaningful and complete life, and who could show him how to live it? And how could he explore this wider vision without giving up his life in the "real world"? During the next five years he crisscrossed the country, meeting with mystics, psychologists, philosophers, physicians, and scientists. Blending the hunger of a seeker with a journalist's commitment to hardheaded inquiry, Schwartz interviewed, challenged, worked with, and sometimes befriended the key figures of a new, distinctively American wisdom tradition.
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Religion, Wisdom, Spiritual life, New York Times reviewedPeople
Tony Schwartz (1952-)Places
United StatesTimes
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What Really Matters: Searching for Wisdom in America
March 1, 1996, Bantam
Paperback
in English
0553374923 9780553374926
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What really matters: searching for wisdom in America
1995, Bantam Books
in English
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"I BEGAN meditating in 1989 for the most practical of reasons: I wanted a way to slow down the frenzied activity of my mind."
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