Joe B. Releases ON THE EDGE OF SOCIAL

For many, the reality of being social is a part of daily living. The ability to make friends is a golden and precious gift. That said, all of us are human, and, therefore, have problems, many in the social realm. Some people are fast friend makers, the butterflies of the social world. Others are a little slower to make friends as the case may be. The book, On the Edge of Social by Joe B. unravels the author's emancipation from social awkwardness and depression. This volume is the author's poignant and engaging journey towards self-discovery, freedom and joy. The book is a training module designed to give readers technique in their psychological and spiritual journey.

This volume is state-of-the art. It is a guidebook written by the author as a way out of his own suffering. It is intended to help others with similar problems, namely a sweeping burden best described simply as associability and depression. In this book, the term asocial is used as way to identify deficiencies in identity and interpersonal domains. It is a catalog of a weary and tired spirit, designed to heal that spirit. This book deals with psychology and even spirituality. This book on the whole is a view from the inside of suffering and restoration to health.

On the Edge of Social was written to pull disarrayed individuals back into alignment with self, from a self-divorced-from-self decimation. This book will help readers bridge the gap between themselves and others. Young, middle-aged, elderly, non-professional and professional-can definitely identify with or relate to the many perspectives revealed in this enlightening book.

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About the Author
Joe B. is a 25 year old college student who worked on the student newspaper as staff writer in Miami, Florida.

On the Edge of Social* by Joe B.
The Demise of Depression
Publication Date: March 13, 2013
Trade Paperback; $12.99; 61 pages; 978-1-4797-8083-9
Trade Hardback; $15.99; 61 pages; 978-1-4797-8084-6
eBook; $3.99; 978-1-4797-8085-3

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