The Peaceful Driver- Steering Clear of Road Rage

De: Allen Liles

Narrado por: Gary Holcombe, Susan Kavanaugh, others

The term road rage includes both aggressive driving and the potential for phsucial assault that results from a traffic dispute. Aggressive driving is now one of the nation's top three highway threats, along with drunken driving and failure to use seat belts. The goal of this program is to help you have a safe and enjoyable driving experience, whether you're traveling a few blocks or thousands of miles. The Peaceful Driver will teach you to be careful, be calm, be cool, and be safe. It offers you useful, practical information that includes- visualization and affirmations to create a positive and pleasant emotional environment while you are driving; a 10-question quiz to find out if yourself may be an aggressive driver; apractical checklist to prepare yourself for any drive; and "K-E-E-P-I-T-S-A-F-E"- a hand acronym to help you stay in control of your behicle and your actions.Don't let an instant of anger turn into a lifetime of regret. Whether you are an aggressive driver or someone concerned about becoming a victim of road rage, this program can help you arrive safely and at peace with the world around you

©1999 Unity House (P)1999 Unity House

Didn't solve my problem!

The idea is good, but this book couldn't solve my problem of getting angry every time I sat in my car. But today I can say I am cured, not because of this book or any other, but because I learned to accept that other drivers also want to arrive at their destiny, and they are maybe in a greater hurry than I am, and that's why they drive like they do. I learned to be more patient and let the others go first, because I am not in a hurry and the ones that pass by me like crazy (just 10% of the drivers) are late or have an emergency.

Don't waste your time

Would you try another book from Allen Liles and/or the narrators?

No.

Has The Peaceful Driver- Steering Clear of Road Rage turned you off from other books in this genre?

No Self-improvement is hit or miss.

What aspect of the narrators’s performance would you have changed?

Actual information other than relax, zero useful ideas.

You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?

not really