ManipuLiar

Imagine you were going to prison for a crime you did not commit and you could choose between someone who once escaped his prison walls or someone who only studied how to escape. Who would you rather listen too? Algenelerro Frazier's book MapiuLiar is listening to an escaped inmate of failures and a negative mind state in order to have success and a better life, compared to the psychologist who only studied the theory of how to accomplish the goal. When you read this compilation of situations you will see that anything in this world is possible no matter how bad things may look and that we need to first look at ourselves before giving credit for our failures to other people. That action itself of blaming others gives people too much power over our lives. Taking ownership of your life is a key principal spoken about in "ManipuLiar", and the way Algenelerro delivers this lesson is both intense and refreshing at the same time. His experiences with the deepest depths of depression, self-abuse and frequent discursions leading into bad failures and then turning all that around into someone who is viewed as the one that consultants go to for advice and, with the ability to be a story teller that has the capability to deliver a colorful interpretation in the world of self-help and mental health issues for you the readers better understanding on how to have a successful life no matter what has been dealt to you makes ManipuLiar well worth the read.