Realistic Change

Realistic Change Is your life everything you thought it would be? Is it defined by fulfilling relationships, a rewarding crapper, a cohesive spiritual practice, and pockets of raucous fun? Why not?

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If your life isn’t all that you wanted it to be, change it.  Change is real.  It’s not some bullshit political slogan or pie in the sky commercial promise.  It’s the result of new skills, different perspectives, profound insights, and a little good old fashioned hard work.  You can do this.   Enough Already and its later companion volumes can provide the start you need.  Angus is something you might not have seen before.  A thoughtful, cranky teacher who believes that everyone can fix their own life.  Not only that but he really doesn’t care which path you choose to take.  So come check it out.  Because nobody else is going to do it for you. Make Realistic Change in your life.

About Angus McIntosh, author of “Enough Already" I grew up in KY, TN, MI, and NY. I got thrown out of SUNY Purchase for drug use and failing grades. I kind of graduated from Hunter College 3 years later with a double BA in History and Psychology. (I never filed for my diploma.) I considered attending grad school but studied martial arts and Zen instead. I earned black belts in both Aikido and Tai Chi Chuan and studied other arts less seriously. I read voraciously and can hold my own on most topics, except maybe math. I've washed dishes, worked in a warehouse, spent 4 years at IBM, managed and then bought for a chain of independent bookstores, been a personal trainer specializing in mind-body relationships, started and closed a dojo, founded a nonprofit, worked with high need kids, and started the Temple of the Circus Monkey. As an adult, I've lived in NYC, Los Angeles, Oakland, and San Francisco. I like Asian girls, sex, motorcycles, rum, cigars, eating out, Coca-Cola, hard boiled detective stories, bad movies, and game shows. I have the attention span of a teenage gnat. Follow Angus on Twitter at https://twitter.com/#!/ArchbishopAngus Or his blog at http://avoidingthesquirrels.com/