The Fork by Philip Dollar

The Fork 

by Philip Dollar

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My Ratings 4.5/5

Synopsis
The Fork is Philip Dollar’s story of ones journey we call “life,” recounting his experiences from childhood, college dropout, apart of the Marine Corps and later as a business owner. This autobiography vividly explores the various “forks” he faced in his lifetime and discusses his meaning of creation, which can vary from peaks and valleys.
Philip Dollar writes with a sense of passion, vigor, and a strong theme of vitality running through chapter after chapter. His vulnerability is on full display as you dive deep into the hidden gems and in turn, your life is enhanced to take your own leap of faith.

My Thoughts
Life isn’t about the exact quantity of ups and downs, but rather how smoothly we ride between these inevitable ups and downs. The Fork by Philip Dollar is an amazing journey of the authors himself in which he share all his ups and downs, from childhood, college dropout, apart of the Marine Corps and later as a business owner. It explores that Understanding the inevitable ups and downs in your life is a great starting point in building more equanimity and inner peace. Pay closer attention to your mood, and you’ll find there are many small ups and downs we experience nearly everyday. It’s a part of life. 

This book clearly defines that Without setbacks, the reward at the end of a journey wouldn't be nearly as sweet. So enjoy the ups and work through the downs all while remembering that life is about the trip, not the destination. Its a beautiful and heart-wrenching narrative of the great author's life but the essence of it is universal. Such an amazing journey captured in a few words. This is a book that ignites the flame of empowerment through tenacity and perserverance.

There's magic in every line. There's emotion on every page. This book is a work of art and it's a must-read for anyone who likes to read. Some books just leave a life long impression and this is one of those books.

Highly Recommended!

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