Even though everybody knows all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy (not to mention what it does to Jill). Everybody still acts as if play was a four-letter word. How does all of human kind begin the process of learning anything? By way of play, of course. What common denominator do all people, in all places; at all times have in common? We have all engaged in the act of play. We have all done the play deed. We have all soiled our hands in playful endeavors. We have all surrender to play having its way with us. So, why as adults do so many of us have difficulty with reconnecting and continuing to deepen our development by way of playful actions and intentions. Well, one reason might be because we have become overwhelmingly uptight. Another reason may be because, in our quest for adulthood, we have forgotten the value of play in our everyday lives. We have exchanged the corner office for the park on the corner. We have settled for standing in line at Starbucks, in place of lying in the grass on a warm summer night and counting the star's light. You Are What you Love - The Playbook is about taking all that back and more.