“Self-improvement, implies that we are all less than perfect. I gave up on self-imporvement when I realized that “perfection” only exists in nature, and that no matter how many Books, Lectures, etc.to which I was exposed that I would never, ever become perfect. I thank the Almighty for that insight. I am what I am, virtues, faults and all, and once I accepted the fact that I was a decent human being who cared for and about people and animals alike, I experinced a freedom of spirit . Immodest as it may sound, I like who I am.

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