Brittany

Excellent

Revisado: 12-27-24

Loved everything about this recording. It was excellent in every way. Listened to it in one sitting.

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His voice, his story.

Revisado: 11-28-23

No matter what your opinion is of Harry, it is heartfelt and informing to hear his story from his perspective. He didn’t ask to be born into that gilded cage as much as anyone else asks to be born into their respective families. He survived his mother be killed while being relentlessly pursued by the paps only to navigate that grief with an emotionally unavailable family. I appreciate hearing his perspective and will not be clicking or picking up any of the crap Rupert Murdock puts out for the foreseeable future. I truly wish Harry, Meghan, and their children the best as they navigate their lives in this world.

The number of people who have spent time writing paragraphs long reviews of this book is disturbing (Don’t you have anything better to do with your time?). So much opinion about someone else’s life that they could only have formulated through the eyes of a lying press. Some of these reviews are just as bad as the press he writes about. Pick up the book if you want a candid peak into Harry’s life and the lives of the royal family.

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Great insight

Revisado: 01-02-21

Love the meditations he suggests at the end. I agree with him that the suggestions and tools are timeless... and so needed right now. I will be going back to book marked areas in this book because they were so helpful/insightful—something I can’t say I do often with audible books. Definitely recommend.

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Get ready to cry.

Revisado: 08-27-16

This book was very difficult for me to read… Too close to my reality. Being a physician, I hesitated for over six months to read it. In many ways I'm not surprised I loved reading it... psychology, sociology, humanity, medicine, philosophy... He covers much of the core content of our existence. I have only two criticisms… Neurosurgeons are not the best doctors - they are often too busy to take care of the whole patient. In fact, no particular type of physician is the best… this gave me a sort of narcissistic visceral reaction. Each type of physician is needed in their own way. My second criticism is that he continued to work himself to the bone while he was sick and had a chance to heal... When he should've been taking care of himself. The hours and rigor of residency, especially surgical residency, is no place for a cancer patient needing to heal. So often those of us in medicine feel that we have to sacrifice ourselves for the greater good… But sometimes I think we need to step away and take care of ourselves. There is a serious problem with this sacrificial, obsessive-compulsive, competitive mentality that is rewarded in medicine - this mentality is probably the greatest contributor to our new ranking as the occupation at highest risk for suicide. I loved his passion and drive. I loved his message and how he was vulnerable, revealing his weaknesses as best he could. This is a timeless, profound, and tragic story. I wish the best for his family.

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From a non-burnt out physicians perspective...

Revisado: 01-31-15

I think this is great for medical students to read, but not for experienced caring doctors. To the physicians out there: It's essentially a story of how to feel for your patients again… If you feel very far from your ability to do that, then this is a good read for you. I felt it was like a review of the empathy taught in doctoring 1 of medical school. Her choice of words at times seemed out of place and awkward, but was overall well constructed. I felt she did touch on most areas of medicine that physicians struggle with emotionally.

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I would recommend this book to a friend.

Revisado: 12-20-13

What did you love best about 8 Habits of Love?

I love that Ed Bacon gives examples of each habit and how you can implement them into your life.

What was one of the most memorable moments of 8 Habits of Love?

The sections of forgiveness and candid conversations resonated deeply with me. I felt he explained the importance of learning these habits very well and allowed me to examine where I feel challenged.

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