How to Avoid a Lightning Strike: 190 Essential Life Skills

Nic Compton · Kim Davies

Sep 2014 · Ivy Press

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Its an urban jungle out there, and if its not the survival of the fittest, its certainly the survival of the most practical. But hows a boy or girl supposed to learn lifes essential practicalities in these days of hustle, bustle, and laid-back parenting? How to Avoid Being Struck By Lightning is the solution. Its a mentor, a tutor, a driving instructor, a mom, a dad, a grandparent, a scout instructor, and a coach rolled into one. Dividing life into four sections, and then subdividing its challenges into manageable chapters, its the most practical manual on the planet, offering step-by-step guides to the essential skills required for every practical challenge. If theyre not essential theyre not here. If they are, they are.

About the author

NIC COMPTON is a writer and practical-skills expert with a lifelong interest in self-reliance, resilience, and the environment. A former carpenter and boatbuilder, he is the author of more than 20 books, including How to Survive a Lightning Strike. Much of his knowledge comes from first-hand experience, including extended periods at sea where careful preparation and resourcefulness are essential. As an experienced sailor, he understands the value of staying calm, thinking clearly, and being prepared when things do not go to plan. In What to Do When the Lights Go Out, he combines practical know-how with sensible, reassuring advice to help readers feel more confident in the face of everyday emergencies. Visit www.niccompton.co.uk for more information.

Kim Davies is a writer on alternative health and Eastern holistic practices. She has written on yoga, reflexology, natural pregnancy, and the spiritual aspects of relationships. She has traveled widely in India and South-East Asia, and now lives in Brighton, UK.

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