Nick Smith- Author 'The Art of Accomplishment' Available on Audible

Phenomenal work

Revisado: 11-22-22

This book puts to language the battle I've had between drifting and definite purpose. A battle between worlds. and now I feel like I have an understanding of what goes on within me as I strive to create a positive impact in this world.

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Kinky and all the right ways

Revisado: 06-25-21

I never really thought of kink as being something outside of a sexual thing. Seems I have kink in just about every area of my life. This book helped me discover that having kink isn't a bad thing. In owning my kink, I can improve my life.

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Unbelievable! How to overcome anything!

Revisado: 07-28-20

I just finished this book and I sit here dumbfounded at how this could possibly happen to one single human. Brandon's relentless spirit and drive to not only survive, but thrive when life throws the most difficult of challenges at you, inspires me to do more in my life. To keep going! Thank you for sharing your story with me.

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Interesting

Revisado: 01-21-19

Some hard to explain stuff in this book. I'm intrigued. Well written and we'll researched.

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Such An Interesting Topic

Revisado: 12-23-18

This was a great step into the world of past life regression. I'm intrigued by the concept and the evidence to support it. whether it is a genetic inheritance or the journey of the soul, it seems to be very healing for those that experience it. Well written book.

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So Easy To Forget We All Have An Inner Child

Revisado: 12-20-18

I had forgotten who my inner child was and how important he is to me. It seems like life forces us to grow up way quicker than we need. I noticed I was acting out in ways that were childish but didn't realize where that stemmed from. This book helped me recognize my own inner child, hear him, and help him grow.

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This Book Will Always Be One Of My Favorites

Revisado: 12-20-18

Susan Anderson helped me turn my life around with her books. If you don't have her Abandonment Recovery Workbook, you should get that too. Understanding the SWIRL process has bee a huge life-saver for me. I now have tools to deal with my own abandonment issues and I use Susan's tools on a daily basis. If you grew up in a family where parents were abusive, unavailable, absent, or neglectful, you need this book!

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Not Nice Isn't Necessarily Being Not Nice

Revisado: 12-20-18

This book was great. It was similar to another book I listened to called No More Mr Nice Guy, but it gives another view on the topic of insecurity. Many of us allow others to walk over us and the only way to stop that is to stand up for ourselves--to be not nice in a sense. While others may see this as mean, it is simply a way of showing and taking back our power. If you are always the 'nice guy' that everyone steps over, read this book and put it into practice. It will help you become the man (or woman) you are capable of.

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Very Touching and Inspiring Story

Revisado: 12-20-18

This book had me in tears. it had me reflecting on my life and all of the things I have taken for granted. From humble beginnings to great things to dealing with his battle with cancer, Paul inspires me to be a better person. Thank you for writing this book even though I know you are not here to accept it. I hope that gratitude goes to wherever you are.

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Boundaries! Boundaries! Boundaries!

Revisado: 12-20-18

So many people never got the nurturing parental relationship they needed during development. Unfortunately, this leads to a large percentage of the population acting out childlike behaviors in adulthood. It seems the best way to handle this behavior is to establish clear boundaries and to stick with them. Walking on Eggshells gives sound advice for living with someone who has a mental illness. If you are in a relationship with an adult child, you need this book!

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