A new novel in Spanish:
Buen Camino!, The first novel about the
Camino de Santiago in key personal development
On Tuesday, October 15, at 10:30 am, will be held at the Press Association of Madrid (Juan Bravo 6) press conference to launch the book
Buen Camino! (Plataforma Editorial) by
Jose Pedro Garcia, coach, entrepreneur, entrepreneur and founder of the University of the Good Life (UBV).
Buen Camino! was the first novel written by a Spanish Spain on the
Camino de Santiago in key personal development and self-discovery. The book fills an important gap in the narrative on the
Camino de Santiago in Spain, where until now there was no book that emerged became sales phenomenon with millions of readers, as in the case of Germany and France.
It is the first book of a collection of three volumes on which the author also taught courses at the University of the Good Life (UBV), a pioneering initiative in Spain to help people make the best of themselves and translate it into results effective personal and professional level.
The novel tells the story of a twenty-first century person like any of us, a small business owner, Marco Garcia Frei, passing along the
Camino de Santiago. The protagonist is an entrepreneur, 40, divorced, living a life with little hope, very stressed in a high-pressure work environment where problems seem to multiply. His only reference is the work until one day he decides, without much conviction, do the
Camino de Santiago to find himself. The book tells a story similar to that of many of the more than 190,000 people who have made El Camino in 2012, half Spanish.
This experience will change your life, mark a before and after in their existence and in the same reader, who will live the vicissitudes of the protagonist in his own name, fully identified with his character from the beginning.It's a very contemporary novel that sheds light on the darkness of the moment of crisis and uncertainty we live.
Buen Camino!includes situations daily living today: the crisis of values, loss of personal and professional compass, uncertainty, fear of change, job stress, lack of commitment and empathy .. .
The author turns this negative dynamic with positive messages that are woven into the plot of the novel, useful for everyone. Messages like "Live your life and that of others", "Always do what topics do", "Listen to yourself", "Change yourself first if you want to change the world", "Give thanks for what you are, not for what you have "transformed the book into a header indispensable handbook and reference. Provides answers and possible solutions to the daily challenges we face in our day to day, emphasizing who you are and internal resources each more than what you or the circumstances around you. It shows that the ability to respond to what happens within us, we who can change things and get other results, following Gandhi's maxim: "Be the change you want to see in the world".
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