Aida Bohm

Enjoyed the stories and perspective.

Revisado: 11-21-22

I loved reading and all had resonated with what rings true. 👌 The stories were heartfelt and revealed a depth to the concept gratitude and the power of this 21 day paradigm shifter.

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classic!

Revisado: 08-13-21

His message will hold always. There are many jewels in this read. I highly recommend it.

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A Must Have in anyone's library.

Revisado: 06-06-19

I truly enjoyed listening to the audio version of this work. I honestly didnt want it to end and secretly wished every classic work of art can be reviewed by the author. I have understood and retained a historical aspect of the world's history better than in any class or coursework I have taken. I never liked history for that reason. Martin Puchner has done: I love history if it is told so eloquently and accessibly. Most importantly, I enjoyed a scrupulous, fair and unbiased interpretations of the literature pieces discussed in this book. one tiny note, though, the battle in July of 571 between Chinese and Arabs if to be affiliated to the area if Kazakhstan, then it should be called Talas region. The battle is said to have happened in Talas city, and that would be Kyrgyzstan. its minor really, but either switch city to region and keep Kaxakhstan or keep Talas CITY and correct the country to Kyrgyzstan.

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Helpful!

Revisado: 01-06-19

I found this book short and concise and very helpful in my endeavor. I thought it was a lot like allegory. I think that could be brought up to contract and enhance the resonance.

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Fascinating and easy to read.

Revisado: 12-12-18

Despite the topic being very specialized to those that are in bio industry, being a homemaker myself without any background in biology except for the bare minimum we get in schools, this was very enriching and influential for ways I view the world around me. Thank you, Ed Yong.

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A very well written book!

Revisado: 09-21-18

I enjoyed the style of the narrative, as it us very witty and funny. It offers a great overview of the 9 types of people on the enneagram. The last chapter is true cherry on a cake. what a beautiful summary and perspective!

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Dissapointing.

Revisado: 07-25-18

This is painful. I feel robbed of my time and money. I gave the book a chance, always hoping it will improve. This is an opinion book that does not do justice to the real sources of the occasional excerpts of Eastern wisdom like mindfulness and value placements etc. It seems like the author is selling his "new and original" way. It is not. It is a crude, oversimplified , and tacky paraphrase of the already existing philosophies and profound psychological discoveries. Using f..ck is probably the only new thing about it. Here is $16 I regret spending. Please do not write garbage like that or at least do not represent a piece.

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Excellent

Revisado: 05-05-18

It is very concise and informative. I would highly recommend it. it is very helpful in figuring out how to harness the good and cope with the negative side of being an empath.

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Excellent Bbok

Revisado: 04-19-18

I loved the book. It is very exhaustive and helpful. I would recommend it to anyone, even to just check in and be delighted that your guard of boundaries is solid.

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Concise and informative!

Revisado: 04-12-18

I enjoyed how short, yet informative the book is and how empowering it can be for those who needs the advice.

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