I Thought of You When I Wrote This: Grow Your Good Life Tree Today: Build Health, Happiness and Success Through Every Season of Life (The Good Life, Health, Happiness and Success Ledger, Band 1) - Softcover

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What if building a better life is not about adding more — but learning what to grow, what to protect and what to let go?

In I Thought of You When I Wrote This: Grow Your Good Life Tree Today, Lim See Yew uses one simple image to explore a question almost everyone eventually asks:

Is the life I have built still the life I want to be living?

Think of your life as a tree.

Your health is the roots.
Your sense of self is the trunk.
Your relationships are the branches.
Your work, commitments and activities are the leaves.
Your happiness, meaning and success are the fruit.

And then there is the overgrowth.

Approval. Obligation. Competence. Busyness. Success.

These are the Life Taxes — the things that may once have helped you grow but can quietly begin taking more from your life than they return.

Warm, funny and grounded in ordinary human situations, this is not a book about perfect routines, endless optimisation or becoming a completely different person.

It is about tending the life you already have.

You will explore:

• why health must remain the root system of a good life
• how roles can quietly become identity
• why strong relationships need ordinary time, not just emergencies
• how different parts of one life can be in different seasons at once
• when saying no is wisdom — and when an obligation is worth keeping
• why your circumstances matter as much as your choices
• how to prune without cutting down the parts of life that still matter
• how to recognize and enjoy the fruit you may already have

The book ends with a practical 30-Day Good Life Tree Reset to help you see what needs feeding, protecting, pruning and renewing.

You do not need a perfect life.

You need a life that is still alive.

Grow well, not endlessly.

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