In honour of the fact that this is Father's Day in many parts of the world, this week's message is a humorous one intended for the all the men out there. (Ladies, feel free to forward this to the men in your life, or better yet, print it out and stick it in the sports section of tomorrow's newspaper!)
OK, guys... we're men and I know that means we're supposed to focus on important things like taking action, not on things like exploring our emotions. And even if we do think about our emotions once in a while, the last thing we want to do is discuss them! Right?
But brothers, I'm here to tell you that you need to think about your emotions and you need to talk about them too. Trust me, you'll thank me later!
Another thing. We're supposed to be just like Superman - stronger, faster and able to leap higher - and we're never supposed to get sick and die, right? If we absolutely have to die, it's permissible to do so in service of one's country, one's family or while saving kittens from a burning building. But dying from a disease or old age is simply not an option. Does this sound familiar?
I'm here to tell you that we die from all sorts of things. You don't get to choose when and you don't get to choose how. Statistics (something all men can relate to) tell us that we die younger than the women, so you need to listen carefully to what I'm about to say next.
- You need to think about your own mortality.
- You need to acknowledge your own mortality.
- You need to accept your own mortality.
- And you need to embrace your own mortality.
Trust me on this one brothers, this is the best thing you can ever do for yourself and for those you care about. Think about the Power of Mortality as "The Ultimate Power Tool"! Again, you'll thank me later!
And since I know that we're all about taking action, you can get started right here, right now!
Happy Father's Day everyone!
ENJOY NOW!
Dolce Vita Magazine (www.dolcemag.com) reaches over 900,000 affluent readers annually thoughout household distribution in addition to being on sale on newsstands across Canada and at all Barnes & Noble stores in the United States. The Summer 2006 issue contains a review of Patrick's book "What's Your Expiry Date?" in their "Books That Inspire The Soul" section. Here is some of what they had to say...
"...a brisk read that will have you changing the way you value and live your life."
Also, in her opening letter from the editor, Michelle Zerillo-Sosa (Editor-in-Chief/Co-Founder) had this to say:
"What's Your Expiry Date?" by Patrick Mathieu is one of my favourite reads. This book will inspire you to embrace your mortality, value your life, and live with vitality..."
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