Gordon Livingston M.D. has been a physician since 1967. He is a psychiatrist and writer and contributes regularly to the US press. He is the author of the internationally bestselling self-help and inspirational books Too Soon Old, Too Late Smart, And Never Stop Dancing, Only Spring and How to Love. He lives in Columbia, Maryland. Visit www.gordonlivingston.com Previous Books: HOW TO LOVE (B Fmt, 05/09), ONLY SPRING, AND NEVER STOP DANCING & TOO SOON OLD, TOO LATE SMART
Spirituality & Practice , A Best Spiritual Book of the Year, 2012 Philadelphia Tribune , 4/27/12- [An] unflinching look at fear. Spirituality and Practice A hard-hitting and timely collection of essays by a passionate elder whose criticism of our culture is right on target. InfoDad.com , 5/17/12 [A] study of fear and courage, whose chapters are headed with particularly intriguing quotations. The Bookworm Sez column, 6/25/12 Dr. Livingston writes with conviction and a no-nonsense manner. His thoughts are well-conceived, they make sense and they're empowering. His words offer the hope about which he writes, and that's very comforting... The Thing You Cannot Do takes no prisoners, accepts no whining, and it won't make friends. But if you're stuck in life and need a nudge, reading it may be the best thing you can do. BP Magazine , Summer 2012 Stresses the importance of facing the boundaries fear imposes by following clear-cut steps to cultivate courage. Philadelphia Tribune , 4/27/12- [An] unflinching look at fear. Spirituality and Practice A hard-hitting and timely collection of essays by a passionate elder whose criticism of our culture is right on target. InfoDad.com , 5/17/12 [A] study of fear and courage, whose chapters are headed with particularly intriguing quotations. The Bookworm Sez column, 6/25/12 Dr. Livingston writes with conviction and a no-nonsense manner. His thoughts are well-conceived, they make sense and they're empowering. His words offer the hope about which he writes, and that's very comforting... The Thing You Cannot Do takes no prisoners, accepts no whining, and it won't make friends. But if you're stuck in life and need a nudge, reading it may be the best thing you can do. BP Magazine , Summer 2012 Stresses the importance of facing the boundaries fear imposes by following clear-cut steps to cultivate courage.