Make Your Life Prime Time

Yes, it is possible to learn from someone else's mistakes.

My mother is a remarkable woman who speaks three languages, plays the piano like a concert pianist, has a degree in chemistry, and can talk about almost anything. Yet when it came to matters of the heart, she admits that she sacrificed her dreams and aspirations for love. Over and over again.

One thing she did right was to make sure that I didn't do the same. And I never have.

She married my father two months after graduating magna cum laude with a chemistry degree. Although she had been awarded a scholarship to continue her studies in Belgium, she heeded her mother's advice and followed my father to England, where he, too, had been awarded a scholarship. After all, back then, when a woman got married, she was expected to stay home and raise the children.

And that's what she did. As a wife, she was the perfect complement to my father, who eventually became the chancellor of the Unive ... read full excerpt from: Make Your Life Prime Time ebook