Thanks to Jan Versteegh, who also visited ZeeVELD for a candid conversation with Thomas for his book ‘Becoming happy in this way’. He and 17 others – including Kluun, Ben Woldring, Sacha de Boer and Fred Teeven – were asked by Jan why and how they dared to take that radical step towards their ultimate happiness in life.
‘It was not a self-help book,’ says Versteegh, ‘but it could be of great use to you.’
The book was published March 14 by publisher Prometheus.
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