Review of In It Together

[Onyinyechi Obi]

[Following is a volunteer review of "In It Together" by Eckhart Aurelius Hughes.]

---

5 out of 5 stars

---

Share This Review

---

Eckhart Aurelius Hughes offers readers a perspective in his book In It Together: The Beautiful Struggle Uniting Us. We haven't witnessed anything like this in a long time, especially during these challenging times. He discusses the intricacies of human behavior throughout the whole book. It influences both how we treat each other and how we treat ourselves. We live in a culture where people are always at odds with one another in everything from politics to romantic relationships because of society's structure and complications.

It's a good thing that I came upon In It Together: The Beautiful Struggle Uniting Us now rather than later in life. I want to incorporate numerous elements from this book into my daily routine. It's not overbearing or overly religious, yet it's packed with useful information. Everyone may understand what Hughes was attempting to say from any perspective, regardless of background. I want to live a lifetime of memories of the feeling of being stripped of my outer shell and discovering who I really am.

This book has numerous insightful lessons, wisdom, and knowledge, which is what I found appealing. It feels comfortable and familiar because of the author's clever shenanigans. One of these lessons is that doing less is better. You'll do better and avoid burning out from attempting to do it all if you commit to less. The collected individual will usually do more than the production junkie. I can attest from personal experience that attempting to do more often leads to nothing being accomplished. Achieving success in one area can sometimes be preferable to failing in several. Reduce the number of promises you make, but fulfill the ones you do make, as overpromising will only set you up for failure.

I have no complaints about any part of this insightful manual on positive thinking. Hughes made great efforts to consider his readership when writing this book. I also detected no faults in the book, indicating that the editing is flawless. As a result, I give it a five out of five star rating.

******
In It Together
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon