Chris Kristiansen

Kickass book that tells you everything you need about attachment styles

Revisado: 01-19-25

Love that they go through the research as well as many practical examples. The many stories help me understand the subject matter better.

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Pretty simple life philosophy ramblings

Revisado: 10-04-24

I have read other books my Mark Manson, like the one on Will Smith and Models. Those had much clearer purpose and focus. This is more like listening to a high friend ramble on about the meaning of life. The book isn't terrible. I'm sure for a lot of people there are golden self-help nuggets to be found. But it lacks a clear direction and scientific rigour that should underpin much of success-advice like this.

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Pretty good and honest overview

Revisado: 09-08-24

Lots of good info here! Basically a run through if everything important he could think of that matters for wedding photography. Good book and recommend you get it. Just don't expect anything mind blowing or surprising.

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Super annoying narrator and content very simple and dumb

Revisado: 09-01-24

I did not learn anything here. Everything is just common sense. Save your money and buy something that someone has put more throught into

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Annoying to buy a book only to be told a sales pitch every 5 min

Revisado: 09-08-23

It's a decent small framework for how to grow a small business. But it's not that pleasant to listen to this framework in audiobook format since it's more of a checklist than anything else. It's also annoying that the author can't go 5 minutes without trying to sell you his other products

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Turned into new age self help real quick

Revisado: 04-24-22

I was honestly expecting a lot more from this. It seems outdated based on the prevailing psychological methods of treatment. Interesting to note too that Stutz apparently was struggling with depression himself, but had no idea, and still doesn't know as evidenced by the fact he listed himself having many symptoms of depression but yet failed to ever categorize it as such.

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Decent information. Boring narrator

Revisado: 04-01-22

I wish there was more science in this bokk. The narrator is very monotone and lacks emotion.

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Not as good as Models, but still decent

Revisado: 03-08-22

A bit too much babble about "masculine" and "feminine" energy and some gender stereotypes like that. But otherwise it has a lot of good info

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This opened my mind in new ways

Revisado: 02-22-22

This book went way beyond what I expected. Although it's controversial and it will take some time for me to incorporate some of the more challenging aspects of our nature, I think it will ultimately prove to be beneficial to my life.

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A bit academic and dreary. Felt like a textbook

Revisado: 09-14-21

While Derren is certainly a smart chap, he tries a bit too much to be smart, always using the most complicated set of words to explain his points. Maybe reading it would have been better than listening to it

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