When was the last time you inserted yourself into the equation life-health, wealth and happiness? Does the idea of putting your needs before the wants and desires of others make you feel guilty? Many of us pretend we are too busy for self-inspection and introspection. And we certainly don't want to be considered "selfish." Here comes "In Service of Self," another book in the "Boundless Living" series, to expose how the self-propagated trials and tests of everyday life can effectively encourage monumental change and unlimited transformation for each one of us. Sex, beliefs, and "what's next" are some of the issues up for inventory, as the stand-alone chapters reveal new views on old, worn-out ways of thinking. All subjects are fair game in this telling, as even marriage vows are brought to light for possible modification, and the offering on fear becomes fear-less, laying bare our ultimate need to be loved. Author Rebecca Berryman writes with a light heart, gliding from theme to theme, concept to concept, bringing fresh insights to every page. Both humorous and moving, "In Service of Self" is a picturesque backroads route to the truth you already know and the faith you yearn to rediscover.