杰克·坎菲尔德（Jack
Canfield）是“心灵鸡汤系列丛书”的创始人之一，这套丛书被《时代》杂志赞誉为“近十年来是出版业的神话”。他还参与编写了另外八本畅销作品。马克·维克多·汉森（Mark
Victor Hansen）和Jack
Canfield一样，是“心灵鸡汤系列丛书”的创始人之一。他是一个备受追捧的演讲人、畅销书作者、市场营销专家。他关于可能性、机遇、行动的具有冲击力的见解，已经为全球成千上万人的人生带来了神奇的改变。
艾米·纽马克（Amy
Newmark）是“心灵鸡汤系列丛书”的出版人，拥有三十年的从业经历，其身份包括作家、演讲人，以及金融与电信领域的金融分析师和业务主管。
目錄：
A Special Foreword by Jack and Mark
杰克和马克的特别寄语
Chapter 1 Courage
第一部分 勇者无敌
003. Staying Strong
我要坚强
011. Swimming with Dolphins
与海豚共舞
018. Losing Myself
迷失自我
024. Role Reversal
角色互换
030. Stuck with No Way Out
无路可逃
038. Panic
惊恐症
048. I Said No
大声说“不”
055. Lumps
肿块
063. Not Alone
我并非孤身一人
Chapter 2 Tough Choices
第二部分 艰难抉择
071. A Sobering Place
一处让人清醒的地方
077. My Toughest Decision
最艰难的决定
080. A Step Toward Healing
迈向心灵愈合的第一步
085. Dangerous Depression
危险的抑郁症
089. That Warm Night
温暖的夜
097. Independence Day
独立日
103. No Longer a Child
不再是个孩子
107. Sixty Second Flashback
六十秒回现
115. April 15th, the Worst and Best Day of My Life
四月十五日，我人生中最糟糕和
最幸福的一天
Chapter 3 Being There
第三部分 一起走过的日子
123. Donna and Claudia
唐娜和克劳迪娅
132. Jerry
杰瑞
136. For Such a Time as This
特殊时刻
140. A Call for Help
求助
146. SPF 1000
防晒指数1000
152. Kim
金
158. Take Back the Night
回到那一晚
162. The Tragic Reunion
悲伤中的重聚
167. Why Rion Should Live
莱昂为什么应该活着
173. The Right Thing
正确的决定
180. Forever Beyond a Goodbye
永别之后是永远
Chapter 4 The Little Things that Make a
Big Difference
第四部分 小细节引起大变化
187. Losing Hope
失去希望
196. Change
改变
202. Beautiful, She Said
她说，很漂亮
208. My Own Thing
独自面对
215. Nintendo Master
任天堂高手
219. The Turning Point
转折点
223. Kind Words
善言如春风
Chapter 5 Family
第五部分 家人
235. What Siblings Know
兄妹间的秘密
244. Good Night, Dad
晚安，爸爸
251. A Birthday Gift
生日礼物
254. The Unexpected
意料之外
260. Healing with Love
用爱治愈
267. Losing Mom
痛失母亲
273. Tell Me Why You Cry
告诉我你为何哭泣
281. My Mother: Her Depression, Her Strength
我的母亲：她的压抑，她的力量
287. Not Your Typical Prom Night
非比寻常的舞会
292. I Wish You Were Dead!
我巴不得你去死！
Chapter 6 Pushing Forward
第六部分 永不止步
301. No Matter What Happens
不论发生何事
305. Anything Is Possible
一切皆有可能
313. Blessed
受到眷顾的孩子
320. Academic Excellence Begins with a ’51 Studebaker
令我学业有所起色的斯蒂贝克老爷车
335. My Mother’s Strength
母亲的力量
344. Mountain Fever
疯狂的登山旅行
352. Getting the Most Out of Life
活出最精彩的人生
357. Meet Our Authors
见见我们的作者
361. Thank You
感谢词
364. Chicken Soup for the Soul
Improving Your Life Every Day
心灵鸡汤
每天改善你的生活
366. Share with Us
与我们一同分享
內容試閱：
Dangerous Depression
危险的抑郁症
Adversity introduces a man to himself.
~Author Unknown
“Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah...” was all I heard while my
Spanish teacher lectured the class about verb conjugation or
something like that. Someone raised his hand to ask a question. I
struggled to keep my eyes open. “You need to listen to this,” I
thought to myself. Our teacher went off topic, again, and started
telling us a really interesting story that had nothing to do with
learning Spanish. I looked at the clock. There were still thirty
minutes of class left. But a minute later, the bell rang. It
couldn’t possibly be the dismissal bell.
“Is there an earthquake or fire drill today?” I thought to
myself. Usually the teachers forewarned students about drills, but
this bell rang longer than it should have. There could only be one
reason that a bell like that would ring: a lockdown drill.
After locking the classroom door, our teacher immediately called
the office to ask them what was going on. They didn’t know, but
they did say that the bell was not for a lockdown drill but for an
actual lockdown! Everyone in the class got scared. The students
began to talk among themselves, including me. One girl, Joyce, had
to go to bathroom really bad, but no one was allowed to leave
class. An armed gunman could be walking the halls for all we knew.
Before I knew it the dismissal bell rang, but we couldn’t go to
break because no one could leave class. Joyce just couldn’t hold it
anymore. So our teacher asked for an administrator to escort one of
her students to the restroom—it was an emergency. It wasn’t too
long after Joyce came back that a girl in my class got a cell phone
call from her friend, and we found out what was going on.
In Room 309, another classroom just two halls away, a boy stood
up with a loaded gun, pointed it at the teacher, and started
talking about how horrible his life was and how stupid his family
was. While he was speaking one of the teacher aides snuck out of
the classroom with about five students and ran to the office. It
was then that the lockdown bell rang. The boy with the gun waved it
around while the teacher and his friend tried to calm him down. The
boy pointed the gun at a student named Greg. His friend saw this
and, although terrified, jumped on the boy. Greg, seeing that the
boy was distracted, immediately grabbed the gun. An administrator
came in, and soon after the police arrested the boy.
I called my parents and left school early that day, along with
half of the school. The students from Room 309 went to counseling
for the next few weeks, which brought them behind in their
classes.
The boy with the gun is now in jail; he will never participate in
a graduation ceremony. However bad his life was, it cannot be worse
than it is now. I wish he knew there are other ways to cope with
trauma than by using a weapon on yourself or others. Help is always
there.
~Rosie Ojeda
逆境能让人认清自我。
——逸名
我听到，西班牙语老师正在讲台上哇啦哇啦地讲着好像动词变位的内容。有人举手提问，我强迫自己把眼睛睁开。“你必须注意听这部分内容。”我暗自告诫自己。老师又开始跑题了，她在讲一个有趣的故事，但却和西班牙语的学习毫无关系。我看了看表，还有三十分钟下课。然而一分钟之后，铃声却响了起来，这不可能是下课铃。“是地震吗，还是今天有消防演习？”我在琢磨着。通常老师会提前告知大家演习内容。然而这个铃声太长了，不像是消防演习。只有一种演习的铃声是这样响的，那就是紧闭演习。
将教室大门锁上之后，老师立刻打电话给办公室询问发生了什么事情。然而大家都不知道，但是他们确定这次并不是演习，是来真的！教室里每个人都很紧张。大家开始议论纷纷，包括我在内。一个名叫乔伊斯的女生特别想去上厕所，然而大家都被禁止离开教室。人人心里都很明白，现在可能有持枪歹徒正在教室外的走廊上徘徊。还没回过神来，下课铃响了，但是我们却无法下课，因为大家都不能离开教室。乔伊斯实在忍不住了，于是老师找来一位管理员护送她去旁边的卫生间，这也属于紧急情况下的应急措施。乔伊斯回来后不久，班里的一个女生用手机联系上了她的朋友，我们终于明白发生了什么事情。
在距离我们两个教室远的309
教室，一个男生突然站起来拿枪指着老师，然后开始抱怨他的生活有多么糟糕，家人有多么愚蠢。当这个学生正在滔滔不绝地讲着自己的遭遇时，一名助教带着大概五名学生，偷偷溜出教室跑到了办公室。之后紧闭铃声响起。那个男生不停地挥舞着枪，而老师和这个男生的一位朋友努力想让他冷静下来。男生接着将枪指向了一位名叫格雷格的男生。见此情形，他的朋友尽管很恐惧，但依然扑了上去。格雷格看到这个男生被牵制住了，立刻上去抢下了枪。一名管理员进来，之后警察很快逮捕了这个男生。
我给我的家人打了电话，之后和学校大多数同学一样，放弃接下来的课程，早早离开了学校。309
教室的学生们接下来的几周都需要进行心理咨询，而这会影响到他们的课程进度。
那名持枪男生现在仍在羁押中，他再也赶不上毕业典礼了。不管他的人生有多么糟糕，都不会比现在的状况更糟。我希望他能明白，治疗心灵创伤的方式不应该是手持武器朝向自己或他人，而是有许多其他方法，总能够帮助到你。
——罗西?欧杰达
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