The cover of Stop Missing Your Life is very pretty. It’s also sort of this chaotic yet beautiful pattern that could kind of be used as a visual metaphor for life. Chaotic yet beautiful, right? To the point. The first 16 pages are extremely well written and flow nicely. Although this is a non-fiction life guide it is easy to read. I think that this would be a good book for anyone who is looking for a way to live their life for the good things and how to be more present for the things that bring you happiness. Clearly this book isn’t a substitute for medical advice, but this could be a good aide in the journey to presence for someone.