Kevin’s writing style is not great but the curiosity and the breadth of interests are always amazing. Now, if firehoses are your type of thing…or you don’t have time to read only a little bit at a time this book is a top candidate for re-reading at routine (annual?

With parables and quotes that focus on what matters most, this book is like a compass that points readers in the right direction. As the leaders of your family, the love and respect you show for each other provides a powerful model and fosters an atmosphere of psychological safety. Few experiences can claim to be such a feast for the senses or so effectively reconnect us back to the world. What can be a support here is to think of your progress in terms of the distance already covered rather than the distance you still have to go.If you need to place an item elsewhere – say to charge a device on the opposite wall – put a few larger pieces next to it. Kevin Kelly’s new book, Excellent Advice for Living, is a must-read for anyone seeking guidance on how to live a fulfilling life. In 100 years a lot of what we take to be true now will be proved to be wrong, maybe even embarrassingly wrong.

In the aftermath of such a disaster, remember the rule of three for attracting attention: three shouts, whistles, or horn blasts. To his surprise, Kelly had more to say than he thought, and kept adding to the advice over the years, compiling a life's wisdom into these pages.

Kevin Kelly on his New Book and his Long-Held Belief That, “Over the Long Term, the Future is Decided by Optimists. Essentially 'chicken soup for the soul' in feeling, meets inspiration quote posted on social, it's a book that makes you want to highlight every little saying. Of all the books on happiness, purpose, and wisdom that I have read (and authors I’ve hosted on my podcast) this is by far the best distillation of advice for living out there, and the wisdom comes in bite-size quotes for daily consumption, for we have to remind ourselves every day how to live. Instead, he offers straightforward advice on a wide range of topics, from career choices to relationships and personal development. Rule of 3 in conversation: To get to the real reason, ask a person to go deeper than what they just said.