Inspiration Deficit Disorder

(Hay House, 2010)
Inspiration Deficit Disorder

Sometimes self-help books are just a little too, well, self-helpy. They make it seem like you must really have problems if you’re turning to a book for answers. In Jonathan Ellerby’s new book, Inspiration Deficit Disorder, he makes a play on the overused Attention Deficit Disorder, to help describe what many Americans are experiencing a lack of true joy and motivation in life, which he further postulates has led to stress-related illnesses, obesity, and other bad habits, addictions and illnesses. As the Spiritual Program Director for Canyon Ranch Health Resorts, Ellerby has seen thousands of individuals who have had varying symptoms, but with one underlying cause lack of inspiration. In his book, he’ll guide you through the problem with living life without authenticity, a life that doesn’t satisfy your soul’s desires. From there Ellerby helps readers uncover hidden passions as well as obstacles that may have previously been hidden. His goal is to enable you to live life with clarity, integrity, courage, and compassion. As I said before, this book isn’t a self-help book it’s a self-map book for anyone looking to feel more inspired. And, really, who doesn’t want a more inspired life?

M.B.W.