Letter to Leo

Dear, Leo Buscaglia

In Class I have recently viewed your presentation on “The Art of being fully human”, First of all I would like to commend your acknowledgement’s throughout life including, Teaching at the university of California, writing multiple books, and creating multiple videos on your lectures which help so many people realize that the life they are living is in-efficient and in-effective. I have some key points id like to share with you that stuck out of the rest in your lecture on “The art of being fully human”

The First thing id like to share with you is how you said no one will get out of this world alive. This is important to communicate because once you realize that you will eventually die, Reality kicks in and you realize that time is ticking, its time to carryout your aspirations, if that means spending more money then do it, if it means quitting your job for something better, then do it. Your philosophies are made to form fit anyone in any society, its clear happiness is the biggest driver of life. Your teaching us to strive for the happiness.

The Second thing Id like to share is how you mentioned 90% of our worries don’t actually get carried out. This is outstanding; this fact makes you feel like your cheating yourself out of happiness, thinking about all the times you have been worried about a grade, worried about homework and it almost always turns out okay. I personally will try to minimize my stresses and think through more things before freaking out.

My Third and final idea Id like to point out is how you spoke about how most people don’t take enough risks, if more people took more risks there would be less reluctance in later life, people would be happier knowing that there idea worked or didn’t work. Most people will regret not taking the risk in the long run. Risk include rewards, when you risk it, and you get a yield you are increasing your personal wealth. Increasing your personal happiness, and when you put good in you...