Frustrations of God

About the Book

“Frustrated! I can’t believe how frustrated I am. Who would have thought? I’m putting this down on paper because maybe, just maybe you’ll pick it up read it and let it sink in. There are lots of things I like about the human race, hey what’s not to like about something that you created? And while I don’t want to be too critical, of myself or anyone else, there’s a serious problem here!” As God looks down on the Earth and takes in what has become of humanity, his frustration boils over. What are the options? Short of destroying the human race and starting over, what can be done? Taking inventory of the many ways in which humanity has failed, it becomes obvious that short of starting over, there isn’t a one size solution that will solve all of the problems. Each type of hatred, discrimination and general discord will require something special, something unique to fit the situation. What needs to happen, is to let each person and those around them experience life on the other side, to be on the receiving end for a change. They will need to do more than walk a mile in the other’s shoes; they will need to experience exactly what it feels like before they can embrace the changes necessary to truly become an agent of change, to improve mankind.

About the Author

Emily Ashcroft was raised in the conservative Midwest of the 1960s and is a product of the times, the changing world and society in which she grew up.

Throughout her lifetime, she has taken on challenges that promote a humanitarian view of what the world could be. She has faced diverse situations in life, both good and bad, approaching them head on, and has a unique perspective on what it takes to accept oneself, be accepted by others, and become a humanitarian. She’s an accomplished author and frequent speaker to groups seeking to develop a more humanitarian understanding and approach to life, including: college classes, businesses, and conferences. She travels internationally for business and has seen the best and worst that life has to offer around the world. In 2013, Emily founded The Humanology Group which acts as point of contact for individuals and organizations involved in Humanitarian efforts. She developed the ‘Helping Humans Get Along with Humans’ track for the Global Health and Humanitarian Summits bringing together a diverse group of speakers from countries around the world addressing humanitarian issues and concerns.

Neil Shulman M.D., a.k.a. the “real” Doc Hollywood, is an Associate Professor of Internal Medicine at Emory University School of Medicine. He was, at one time, a researcher in cardiovascular disease, receiving over eight million dollars in grants and co-authoring over 50 scientific papers. He is the author of over 25 novels, children’s tales, and consumer health books. He was co-producer of the movie Doc Hollywood, starring Michael J. Fox, which was based on one of his books. He has also written and/or produced for CBS, CNN, and Disney. He has served as Chairman of the Board for the real Patch Adam’s nonprofit organization, Gesundheit! Institute. More recently, he founded the Global Health and Humanitarian Summit focusing on critical humanitarian issues and needs around the world. For more information on Neil Shulman’s books and projects, www.neilshulman.com.