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Something to Think About

Something to Think About

Matthew D. Hutcheson / Matthew DHutcheson

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Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2021
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Ética y filosofía moral
ISBN:
9781304669377
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The 'Something to Think About' book series by Matthew D. Hutcheson is based upon a body of philosophy developed by him while under duress in a cold, solitary confinement prison cell. This philosophy has come to be known as 'The Philosophy of Hutch.' Hutcheson’s philosophies consist of a stock of instructive stories, techniques, skills, and useful concepts effective in defeating the negative effects of sudden trauma and lingering uncertainty. The 'Something to Think About' books are not 'self-help' books. Rather, they are 'self-realization' books that carry deep and profound meaning into the heart and mind of the reader. One reader shares how this book impacted him: 'This book is a must read. I was in prison with [Hutcheson] . . . He changed my whole life around and is the one keeping me on the right path of life. I owe this man more than he will ever know.' -Steve Jones

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