Lisa Chamberlain will make you laugh with her deadpan humor as she takes you back on a nostalgia tour.But, this book is not just about the beauty of the trifecta (Generation X, Slackers, and Nevermind all in 1991) for the slacker generation.It will affirm and validate the life choices you have made from when `you came of age' through `adulthood' given the economic and social forces at play influencing those choices.It wasn't just about separating ourselves from `the crowd' with our flannel shirts.I experienced many`ah ha' moments as I began to string together various experiences within the context Lisa lays out, from career decisions to quality of life considerations, where and how I want to live, the importance of friendships, relationships, etc...It just made a whole lot of sense.And the end has a message ...our responsibility and (more importantly) our ability given our sensibilities to address and tackle many of the challenges thrust upon us by the previous generation.Click Here to see more reviews about: Slackonomics: Generation X in the Age of Creative Destruction (Hardcover)
