Review of Man Mission
Posted: 10 Apr 2023, 16:14
[Following is a volunteer review of "Man Mission" by Eytan Uliel.]
It is often said that twenty children can’t be together for twenty years. In Man Mission by Eytan Uliel, we read about four friends who have been together for quite a number of years. They are now grown adults who have responsibilities to take on. You might be asking yourself who these four friends are. These four friends are Sam, Daniel, Alec, and the last person is none other than the author himself, Eytan. They have been together for years, and it has been part of their decision to go on this journey when they become adults. This journey takes them to different countries all over the world. In each country, each man learns different things, and while on the journey, they share their life experiences, threats, dreams, and everything else together. Why was it important to go on this journey? Did any of them ever miss going on the journey with the rest of them? A copy of this book will provide the answers for you.
The men are not just strong; they are determined. Their determination to always go on this mission was fulfilled; this shows that they take their life decisions seriously. There are many people out there just like the four friends who have also taken similar decisions, but when they face some unforeseen circumstances, it becomes difficult for them to do so. This was not the case with the author and his three friends. They ensured that they go on this journey every year as planned, no matter the circumstances. This taught me to be determined and fulfill whatever decisions I’ve made in life. Another good aspect of this book was the real and genuine relationship that they share. There was no point in time when any of the men showed a sign of selfishness or fake love. They are all genuine in their intentions, goals, mission, and every other aspect.
The author did not complicate things for readers like me because he gave the book a perfect write-up. It was easy to read, easy to learn from, easy to relate to, and easy to assimilate. This is why I have no reason to dislike the book.
The above reasons are also why I will be rating the book five out of five stars. Additionally, the book was exceptionally well edited.
I recommend this book to both men and women who desire to know how to create and maintain good and profitable relationships with their folks.
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Man Mission
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It is often said that twenty children can’t be together for twenty years. In Man Mission by Eytan Uliel, we read about four friends who have been together for quite a number of years. They are now grown adults who have responsibilities to take on. You might be asking yourself who these four friends are. These four friends are Sam, Daniel, Alec, and the last person is none other than the author himself, Eytan. They have been together for years, and it has been part of their decision to go on this journey when they become adults. This journey takes them to different countries all over the world. In each country, each man learns different things, and while on the journey, they share their life experiences, threats, dreams, and everything else together. Why was it important to go on this journey? Did any of them ever miss going on the journey with the rest of them? A copy of this book will provide the answers for you.
The men are not just strong; they are determined. Their determination to always go on this mission was fulfilled; this shows that they take their life decisions seriously. There are many people out there just like the four friends who have also taken similar decisions, but when they face some unforeseen circumstances, it becomes difficult for them to do so. This was not the case with the author and his three friends. They ensured that they go on this journey every year as planned, no matter the circumstances. This taught me to be determined and fulfill whatever decisions I’ve made in life. Another good aspect of this book was the real and genuine relationship that they share. There was no point in time when any of the men showed a sign of selfishness or fake love. They are all genuine in their intentions, goals, mission, and every other aspect.
The author did not complicate things for readers like me because he gave the book a perfect write-up. It was easy to read, easy to learn from, easy to relate to, and easy to assimilate. This is why I have no reason to dislike the book.
The above reasons are also why I will be rating the book five out of five stars. Additionally, the book was exceptionally well edited.
I recommend this book to both men and women who desire to know how to create and maintain good and profitable relationships with their folks.
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Man Mission
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes