Is Your Frog Boiling? - Ten Signs That Your Life May Be Spinning Out Of Control And What You Can Do About It

Many books promise to change your life but few actually do. Some are well researched and tackle important topics but are so full of theory and technical jargon that they are impossible to use. Others are whimsical and fun to read but have no information that actually sticks with you. "Is Your Frog Boiling?" is the rare book that actually delivers. In this book, ten factors that can cause huge problems in our lives are discussed and easy to use solutions revealed. Best of all, each "symptom" is given a name that you will never forget, making the book incredibly user-friendly. Legend has it that if you drop a frog into a pot of hot water it will immediately jump out, but if you place the frog into a similar container of room temperature water and slowly raise the heat, the frog will stay put until it boils to death. And so it goes with us as well. Do you ever feel like the frog whose water is slowly getting hotter? Have you been putting up with things in your life for so long that you have come to accept what you truly don't want? It's time to learn the symptoms of "Boiling Frog Syndrome" and what you can do to prevent them. So if you ever: - Feel frustrated by the way your life is going - Know in your heart that things could be much better - Would like to make some changes but don't know how - Feel your life is spiraling out of control - Are constantly stressed out - Feel like you are too busy to accomplish anything - Have irritating thoughts that won't leave your head - Blame others for your situation - Try too hard to get everything right - Envy what others have ...then your frog may be boiling! Take the leap to understand the symptoms of "Boiling Frog Syndrome" and you will be ready to enter the cool, calm waters of true happiness!

Dr. Richard Madow is co-founder and CEO of The Madow Group, providing education, strategies and seminars for health care professionals around the world. For over twenty years he has been a prolific and beloved writer in the health care field. Dr. Madow, co-author of "Love Is The Best Medicine," has lectured to standing-room only crowds in practically every major city in North America. He earned both his B.S. and D.D.S. degrees at The University of Maryland and completed his residency at Mt. Sinai Medical Center of Miami Beach, Florida. Dr. Madow currently resides in Maryland, where besides his work in the health care field he collects guitars and plays in the Baltimore-based band "Bedtime For Jack."