The Day I Died by Steve Sjogren (2006, Paperback)

I ate this book up. The way the author wrote the book was very personable and really made me think about end life decisions differently. It also inspired me and provoked alot of self-reflection. It isn't a sensationalized look at the near-death experience, but a practical one. It is a quick read, which was another plus for me. The author has some permanent physical issues, but has found that his life is in better balance now, and how he came to that place emotionally was the thing that most impacted the way I am now trying to live my life. It also gave me a new perspective on living wills, etc. If you are living a busy, sometimes frustrating life I would especially recommend it.