Dear Tiger
A Book for Tiger Woods and for Us All
In thirty-five letters to Tiger Woods, psychotherapist Bob Beverley illumines the possible dynamics behind the fall of Tiger Woods—dynamics that are a part of every human life. He offers wisdom on relationships, affairs and the many ways we cheat ourselves and one another. He explores the related issues of guilt, shame, leaving people behind, forgiveness and starting over again.
This is a book written for real people with real problems—who want to make their life better.
If you want to throw stones at Tiger Woods, do not buy this book. If you want to be wiser about relationships, your inner life and illusions of the world, put down your stones and buy this book today.
View Table of Contents
Read the Introduction
Visit Dear Tiger Blog
This is a book written for real people with real problems—who want to make their life better.
If you want to throw stones at Tiger Woods, do not buy this book. If you want to be wiser about relationships, your inner life and illusions of the world, put down your stones and buy this book today.
View Table of Contents
Read the Introduction
Visit Dear Tiger Blog
Available on Amazon.com
Reviews
"A real account of human behavior (and misbehavior) from the trenches of a
therapist's office. This book is filled with wise advice and compassion. It is
brilliant and true. Bob holds out a mirror to all who are willing to take an honest
look. Not always pretty...but potentially a life changer. That part is up to you."
"Bob Beverley is that rarest of individuals whose depth of understanding matches his ability to communicate. Bob has a unique take on the true complexity of what it takes to break into action—to take the best parts of yourself, leap over your personal fences and head off across the far field at a healthy clip. His is a profound talent. I remain grateful for access to it."
"Your writing on Tiger Woods is a beautiful, profound, and truthful perspective."
—Mollie Marti, Ph.D. Founder, BestLifeDesign.com
"Bob Beverley is that rarest of individuals whose depth of understanding matches his ability to communicate. Bob has a unique take on the true complexity of what it takes to break into action—to take the best parts of yourself, leap over your personal fences and head off across the far field at a healthy clip. His is a profound talent. I remain grateful for access to it."
—Pamela.Brown
Author
Denver, Colorado
Author
Denver, Colorado
"Your writing on Tiger Woods is a beautiful, profound, and truthful perspective."
—The Rev. Mark Allen,
Christ Church on Quaker Hill, Pawling, NY
Christ Church on Quaker Hill, Pawling, NY
"Bob Beverley understands human nature and what really matters to you and me
better than anyone I know. He has the ability to take your difficult, sad or tough
day and cause you to find a ray of light inside yourselves when it seems there
might only be darkness."
"I agree with the premise. We are all good and we are all evil, with the potential to be more of one than the other. The whole book gives the lie to the notion that there are some people, like Tiger before the levee breaks, that "have it made", that never have to worry. That is crap. We all go through storms - every single one of us. And we all go through truly sublime moments in which love, life, and God become visible. Very good stuff."
—Dr. Kevin Hogan, Author of The Psychology of Persuasion,
Internationally known
persuasion expert and public speaker
persuasion expert and public speaker
"I agree with the premise. We are all good and we are all evil, with the potential to be more of one than the other. The whole book gives the lie to the notion that there are some people, like Tiger before the levee breaks, that "have it made", that never have to worry. That is crap. We all go through storms - every single one of us. And we all go through truly sublime moments in which love, life, and God become visible. Very good stuff."
—James B. Lebenthal
President, Equity Asset Management, Lebenthal Asset Management
New York, NY
President, Equity Asset Management, Lebenthal Asset Management
New York, NY
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