Stacy Lopez

Great read

Revisado: 04-12-24

I loved this so much, not only was is easy to follow and understand but I love that he reminds us to remain self aware so that we don't also become high conflict people. And I loved that he references Gavin DeBeckers The Gift of Fear, one of my favorite all time reads and it's saved my life before.

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excellent advice!

Revisado: 09-08-22

I loved this book, I have more ideas and motivation than ever before. thank you.

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The moral of the story is great. But...

Revisado: 02-01-22

Many times I wanted to stop reading this. There's so much rambling and filler parts, pointless nattering and occasional liberal overtones. The narrator is difficult to listen to. She emphasizes when a person states the other names, every single time. Other than that, the moral of the story is very good.

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Pretty good

Revisado: 01-24-22

Great sex scenes! a bit disturbing on other areas, difficult to listen to some of the more grim scenes. Not the strongest ending, but overall pretty good book.

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amazing insight into current political issues.

Revisado: 06-22-20

I loved hearing the behind the scenes narrative of the Trump family. Also first hand experiences from the presidential campaign.

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100% truth.

Revisado: 09-03-17

Wow 100% truth. I relate to so much of this story. Jehovah's Witnesses need to be exposed and the victims need to know there's support. This is a doomsday cult run by rich white Americans. I really love how this book exposes that fact.

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Great book, but highly liberal.

Revisado: 09-02-17

I enjoyed this book very much. The only thing I didn't like was his highly liberal stand and American shame. America does have a shameful past but I don't think we should show disgust for this country just because some of us didn't choose to live here. Also, I don't think holding doors for women should be scoffed at. But I do agree with teaching kids to hold doors for anyone. Other than that, I enjoyed the tips and experiences he discusses. I feel more motivated to be an "out" atheist mom.

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amazingly insightful

Revisado: 03-26-15

I loved this book from start to finish, lots of great advice and logic. "Our purpose on this planet is to help people and if you can't help them at least don't hurt them" one of my favorite quotes from the Dalai Lama

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awesome! at least the parts I understood.

Revisado: 03-19-15

I struggled to follow because this was way above my intelligence. I'm a college student and maybe after a few years or after I get my PhD, I'll listen to it again and understand it better lol.

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Loved this book!! So glad I found this.

Revisado: 09-13-12

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I loved loved loved this book. I bought it on Amazon and then downloaded the audible. Dr Fuhrman is very convincing, educating, and encouraging. I loved his straight foward easy to understand presentation. He tends to be quite redundant but that is okay with me because it helped me to retain the information much much better. I also loved the narrators voice and especially the way she says "beans" and "cheese". But I digress. Very easy to listen to. I am putting this book to work for my family immediately.

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