Ten Golden Rules for Living in This Crazy, Mixed-Up World

Musician, writer, Donna Fargo (Yvonne Vaughn) was extrordinary in the 1970's. Donna Fargo was one of the only females in the 1970's to write and sing her own material. Her music is still widly remembered. Many may remember "Funny Face (I Love You)" or "Happiest Girl In The Whole U.S.A." I recently stumbled upon her music again (remembering hearing her on an 8 track, when I was a small child.) Talk about dating myself. LOL. But anyways, I came upon the knowledge that Donna has written some poetry, so here I am checking her out, and buying this book. I wont explain the book, cause' the title explains itself '10 Golden Rules for living in this Crazy Mixed-Up World.' If Donna Fargo's writings are as good as her music still is, then I know that you and I, will enjoy reading it.. But first ya must by the book.

TEN GOLDEN RULES FOR LIVING IN THIS CRAZY, MIXED-UP WORLD is a book that has layers of meaning. Without question, the wisdom of life and experience that flows through this writer's pen is phenomenol. There are certain sections I just love to read and reread to fully appreciate the depth. Whether it is her songwriting or poetry or prose, Donna Fargo helps you to believe in yourself and gives you the tools to become the person you want to be. She makes you feel that everyone of us is special and we can all make a positive difference in the crazy world. She encourages us to look at the choices we make or don't make to determine how our decisions are really contributing to the results we're getting. She shows us how to get the spirit, mind, and body in sync to be at peace with ourselves. She teaches us the importance of forgiving ourselves instead of holding ourselves hostage to our perceived mistakes. It's a small book, but it's packed with power. Your soul will be calmed, your spirit will be lifted, and you'll become the person you're trying to be. I'm a fan, so I've read her other books, too: TRUST IN YOURSELF, TO THE LOVE OF MY LIFE, and I PRAYED FOR YOU TODAY. I love them all, but especially this one. It's like a little handbook for life. Read it and you'll be so glad you did.