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Perfection

Revisado: 06-05-24

Great writing and wonderful narration. I'll be recommending this book to all my friends. I'm fascinated by etymology and Amanda is so knowledgeable and makes it accessible.

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Not logical enough

Revisado: 10-07-19

Far too many times he claims that because of X and Y, Z cannot be true. Or must be true. Or is the only conclusion one can come to....
There wasn't much actual logic. But, a lot of passion for his beliefs. The reader did an amazing job though.

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Repetitive

Revisado: 10-05-19

This is the first audio book that I actually could not stand to finish. He repeated himself so many times in the beginning of the book. The same points and phrases over and over.

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Rip off

Revisado: 10-05-19

It's a repeat of the corresonding chapter in the original book. Nothing new at all.

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Not for everyone

Revisado: 08-10-18

I'm honestly surprised at all the positive reviews. This recording needs a different title. Maybe, "Louise Tells You How to Live Your Life." If you're here skimming reviews to determine if you should purchase this, here are the things I think you should be aware of... 1.) She will tell you that you were homosexual in a past life. 2.) She will imply that you aren't living right if you aren't vegan. 3.) She will tell you that there's something wrong with you if you have a cluttered home. 4.) She will tell you that your car and your clothes are a reflection of who you are. 5.) In between affirmations she slips in little nuggets about things that SHE does in her daily life. And then brags about how whole, loving and peaceful this makes her. For example, she never feeds her pets canned pet food, only real food. 6.) Rather than being affirmative, I felt a negative tone to the messages. She would present a positive affirmation and then back it up by saying that if you don't do xyz then you're flawed. For example, if you don't love yourself then you will ruin your romantic relationships by being clingy, pouty and needy.
I'm totally hip with veganism, homosexuality and taking care of the planet (she only uses natural products, by the way). But, I'm so not down with preaching it at people with this black and white attitude of "my way is right, yours is wrong." One could definitely come away from this feeling pretty crappy about themselves. So, listen at your own risk.

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