Is it possible to live in the flow with “REALITY, AS IT IS” and still make a buck?  Yep!

The Surrender Experiment: My Journey into Life’s Perfection is a memoir by Michael A. Singer, the author of the best-selling book, The Untethered Soul. The book follows Singer’s journey from his early days as a hippie in the 1970s to becoming the founder of a multi-billion-dollar software company, all while living a life of surrender and non-resistance. Really.

Join this magical mystery tour and listen up as Singer discloses his personal encounters and the  lessons he gathered from surrendering to the flow of life. He explains how he discovered that by letting go of his desires and plans, he was able to experience a profound sense of inner peace and authentic happiness. As the bearer of traditional wisdom, Singer reminds all of us, that our persistent need for life to be different from what it is, leads to stress, anxiety, and ongoing suffering.  The good news is… surrendering to life’s natural unfolding leads to inner peace, joy, happiness… and a hefty dose of self-realization. Not a bad deal. But, not only that, you’ll also get the skinny on how this flow state prepared the way for remarkable success in his professional life

Singer’s journey began when he moved to a remote piece of land in Florida with no electricity, no running water, and no money. Instead of trying to force his own plans onto the situation, he surrendered to the circumstances and allowed life to call the shots. Despite his staggering  financial success, Singer remained committed to his roots, his spiritual practice, and his commitment to self-knowledge and a life well lived… all while maintaining his simple minimalistic life style.

So, in a nutshell, The Surrender Experiment is a powerful reminder of the beauty of surrendering to the reality of life – just as it is. It teaches us that by letting go of our own desires, plans and attachments, we can discover true inner peace, and maybe even achieve a whole different kind of success in our personal and professional lives. So, if you like your personal growth handed to you with humor, directness, simplicity and some good old story telling, get this book.  Really.

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