A joyous combination of Kerry's personal story, witty quotes and illustrations, 'The Circles' is a simple exercise in personal freedom.
Think of the people in your life, and where they fall in relation to each other. The Hopi Indians believe that people who come into your life fall into seven circles, seven tribes. One is the core, the middle. These are the people who are closest to you and on whom you can always rely. Seven is where you park the people who are less central to you. You may have a few problems getting along with them, for instance. Four is the interchange bench from which new people come and go.
According to Kerry, some people have no Ones. Others may have all Sevens. In her experiments, the circles have helped people; after doing their circles, they are happier, and it helps them handle their problems. You can do The Circles in code, in hieroglyphics, whatever. You can keep it private if you like or share it with family and friends.
Empowering and effective, 'The Circles' will change your life. Or, at the very least, help you manage during the challenging times.
