Get Satisfied: How Twenty People Like You Found the Satisfaction of Enough
Get Satisfied: How Twenty People Like You Found the Satisfaction of Enough
What do Americans need that most eludes them? It’s not a tank of cheap gas (as astonishing as that would be) or ever earlier pre-holiday sales. What Americans need most - and most of them know it - is satisfaction, especially the satisfaction of enough.
So when the call for submissions to this book went out, the mainstream response was enthusiastic. From the outpouring of personal stories submitted, the editorial committee chose these twenty to represent the broadest possible spectrum of Americans who have sought and found a simpler, more satisfying life.
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Very Satisfying!
Get Satisfied is a very satisfying read! I plan to share this book with friends and family. It’s enlightening to know the life changes people have been able to make!
4 Stars Collection of stories, good read…
I felt like this was a generally useful and enjoyable read. It’s more a collection of stories than a set of steps that you would need to go to if you wanted to simplify your life. Although I read it almost all in one sitting, the chapters/stories felt a little bit disjointed. It’s still a good book though and is nice to hear actual stories of other people’s issues and how they solved them.
5 Stars get satisfied book
Very refreshing book on the simple life, proving to our society that we all can get by with less and to review our daily lives with more simplicity. This book was a culmination of personal stories very real and to the heart
warming soul of many people who are on a treadmill, with bigger homes,racing to get ahead.My compliments
to the author for coming up with this journal of real life stories and to those who took time out to contribute.
3 Stars Where Are You On The Satisfaction Scale?
A quick read to get a measurement of where you are on the satisfaction scale compared to the 20 examples from real folks around the country.
4 Stars Many Definitions of Simplicity
What I really appreciate about this book is that it allows people to see the many different definitions of simplicity. There is no one correct way to live “simply.” If you are on a journey of being satisfied with fewer things or with a less busy schedule and would like to hear the stories of others, check this book out.
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