Review of “Wisdom Of The Men”
Posted: 23 May 2023, 09:31
[Following is a volunteer review of "“Wisdom Of The Men”" by Clint Arthur.]
In October 2008, Clint Arthur rejoined a men's group. It was extraordinary because it wasn't common to join back after quitting. Anyway, he was taken in by a team called the "Kryptonite Junkies from the 17th Hell." The group proved very helpful to his own personal growth, and with time, he had progressed in many aspects of his life.
Later, the team had to elect a new team leader, and after consulting with his wife, he nominated himself as the team leader along with a second man called Martin when the day came. However, Martin gave up, and Clint remained the uncontested leader. He then picked his friend, Dylan, as his right-hand man (or as they were called, "XO"). He and Dylan then helped change the group name to "The Men," as Clint felt the previous name was awkward. Also, the new name was more aligned with their purpose and aspirations. The team members always shared their challenges and problems to seek help, a practice Clint called seeking "the wisdom of The Men." In a similar manner, the author gives advice on various challenges in Wisdom Of The Men by Clint Arthur.
I enjoyed reading this book. The author tries to give solutions to the readers, regardless of the situations or challenges surrounding them. Just like the help gotten by members in The Men group, the author tries to help as much as he can. The fact that he gives his advice in the form of stories makes the book fun to read. This is the book to turn to if you need motivation or advice.
Generally, I encountered no negative aspects in the book. I also found no errors in the book, which showcases its perfect editing quality. I give the book 5 out of 5 stars, and I don't see why I should deduct any stars. I recommend this book if you are looking for a motivating memoir that can give you possible solutions to your challenges.
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“Wisdom Of The Men”
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In October 2008, Clint Arthur rejoined a men's group. It was extraordinary because it wasn't common to join back after quitting. Anyway, he was taken in by a team called the "Kryptonite Junkies from the 17th Hell." The group proved very helpful to his own personal growth, and with time, he had progressed in many aspects of his life.
Later, the team had to elect a new team leader, and after consulting with his wife, he nominated himself as the team leader along with a second man called Martin when the day came. However, Martin gave up, and Clint remained the uncontested leader. He then picked his friend, Dylan, as his right-hand man (or as they were called, "XO"). He and Dylan then helped change the group name to "The Men," as Clint felt the previous name was awkward. Also, the new name was more aligned with their purpose and aspirations. The team members always shared their challenges and problems to seek help, a practice Clint called seeking "the wisdom of The Men." In a similar manner, the author gives advice on various challenges in Wisdom Of The Men by Clint Arthur.
I enjoyed reading this book. The author tries to give solutions to the readers, regardless of the situations or challenges surrounding them. Just like the help gotten by members in The Men group, the author tries to help as much as he can. The fact that he gives his advice in the form of stories makes the book fun to read. This is the book to turn to if you need motivation or advice.
Generally, I encountered no negative aspects in the book. I also found no errors in the book, which showcases its perfect editing quality. I give the book 5 out of 5 stars, and I don't see why I should deduct any stars. I recommend this book if you are looking for a motivating memoir that can give you possible solutions to your challenges.
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“Wisdom Of The Men”
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon