Publisher's Synopsis
This book has the preface of the renowned Educator, Writer, and Philosopher Mario Sergio Cortella, and he ends the preface: ... "The Heverton Anunciação invents a fiction pregnant with reality; it is the thinking of life lived".
You will surely identify yourself with one of the ten characters in this story where the reality and fiction existing in our cities is reflected. The story is narrated in a light way in which emotions can arise from true or false expectations, and that it is not always the man who is to blame, but the woman herself of whom you create your projections in someone who is not at an ideal stage or vice versa.Emotions are not treated in the book as an exact side, but you will notice how each character wins or loses in the eternal dispute between Expectation, Satisfaction, and Frustration.
There have been no longer situations where we put high expectations in something or someone, but the satisfaction is low, in the same way, that other times, we did not put any expectations, but the satisfaction was very high.
The expectations and promises happen daily, but these are valid for the pre-sale phase or the beginning of a relationship whether personal, professional or loving, however, it is in the day-to-day that satisfaction will really happen, ie you will notice that the characters will have to seek the best no longer exclusively in the pre-sale, but in the post-sale, because that alone makes loyalty, charm, passion and renews itself for the long term.
Without wanting to, these wonderful characters find a teacher who leads them, without having planned, to understand who are the real or false enemies that exist outside or inside themselves, as well as in which battles that are really worth fighting.
Professor Luis Carlos is in class and it is the last day of the school year. It was a math class. There were only 7 students left in class who were preparing to leave to start their holidays. Professor LC, so affectionately called, then goes to the blackboard and writes the formula: S = R - E
All the students complain that they couldn't take any more formulas. But Professor L.C. stands out: -- "Dear students, this is and will actually be the most important one in your lives, even more so than the others I've taught: Satisfaction equals Results Less Expectation!
From that point on, both the life and vacation of those students and teachers have changed. The teacher shows that it is for the career, business, spirituality, emotional, etc... everything is driven by Expectation and the measurement of satisfaction after obtaining the respective result. We live surrounded by expectations: God has expectations for us, our bosses, spouses, friends, etc... as well as for those around us. The conclusion? slowly the book proves that the Formula S = R - E is as important as the others. After all, everything in the world has its own expectations.
