Heaven Remembered - Tulk, Harv
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Harv Tulk's thinking is that wisdom is shown best not by knowing all the answers but by knowing how to ask the right questions. He made this discovery through forty-five years of table top interviews with thousands of people. Inside, he has concluded, we are all alike. Furthermore, the extent to which we can judge our lives purposeful comes from observing and listening and connecting with the virtues that we all have in common. No life is insignificant. All lives are blessings. There is a little bit of Heaven behind every smile. His 'Book of Life', Harv will tell you, is kept in the angels'…mehr

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Harv Tulk's thinking is that wisdom is shown best not by knowing all the answers but by knowing how to ask the right questions. He made this discovery through forty-five years of table top interviews with thousands of people. Inside, he has concluded, we are all alike. Furthermore, the extent to which we can judge our lives purposeful comes from observing and listening and connecting with the virtues that we all have in common. No life is insignificant. All lives are blessings. There is a little bit of Heaven behind every smile. His 'Book of Life', Harv will tell you, is kept in the angels' break room. Whenever they gaze down to see mankind going to Hell in a hand basket, they flip through the pages and can always come away with a good laugh. He quotes God saying to Saint Peter that when Harv's time is up, He wants to meet this character. When He does, the Almighty will find that, as humans go, he was smart but not too smart, successful but not too successful, but wiser beyond Solomon in creating a family with Marilyn. On the surface Harv is a salesman, manager, business owner, and motivational speaker. He is also a shoulder to lean on to countless friends who qualify by merely crossing his path. He assumes goodness, finds humor in failure and credits an elusive God for his lifetime of wonder.