Notes to Myself: My Struggle to Become a Person Free Audiobook Download by Hugh Prather

Notes to Myself: My Struggle to Become a Person narrated by ['Sean Patrick Hopkins'] Hugh Prather is a successful author and speaker. Mr. Prather’s fifteen-year battle with depression and bipolar disease led him to find the coping skills that have enabled him to live a life of joy and fulfillment while staying strong through the darkest days of his illness. This memoir recounts the author's journey from his difficult childhood in rural Alabama, through the dark days of his mental illness, but also tells us about how he found peace and joy when he finally found Jesus.

Sean Patrick Hopkins is just an average 17-year-old, who is struggling to find his way in the world. With the help of therapist Hugh Prather, he sets out to become a person. This audiobook enables you to listen and follow along on Sean's journey as he grows from a confused young man into a confident adult.

Notes to Myself: My Struggle to Become a Person is about an African-American man who wrote down his thoughts for 30 years. It is a page-turner that will make you feel like you are right there in the moment with Hugh Prater.

Notes to Myself: My Struggle to Become a Person is meant for those who need help finding their way through the trials and tribulations of life. It's an encouraging and thought-provoking account of a man's journey to find happiness and meaning in his work, especially when it seems like everything that he touches turns to ashes.

Hugh Prather was a school teacher by day and a writer by night. The first book of his I read was called Notes to Myself: A Self-Portrait in Letters from the Overlooked and Abandoned. This novel has a unique style and tone, one that is at once personal, gritty, humorous, hopeful, and philosophical. It's dialogues are naturalistic, almost conversational in tone; it's voice is authentic.

Notes to Myself: My Struggle to Become a Person is an inspirational work of nonfiction that depicts the author's personal struggle with and recovery from alcoholism, depression, and addiction. The audiobook also includes quotes from other influential individuals such as Marcia Lucas, and Jack Canfield