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sarayuu's review against another edition
challenging
hopeful
informative
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced
4.0
This was very interesting.. I will definitely be looking into Adlerian psychology. This was written in a simple language which will help people stick to the end too. There were some concepts that might be hard to understand or accept and I get it, my internal consciousness does agree with most of what's said. But life is complicated sometimes... I still have a lot to learn maybe ? But to me it is complicated and I'll have to introspect a bit more.
Living here and now, separation of tasks, to be okay with being disliked, contribution to others, confidence in others, comrade behaviour and some other concepts were great :')
Living here and now, separation of tasks, to be okay with being disliked, contribution to others, confidence in others, comrade behaviour and some other concepts were great :')
molly_salman's review against another edition
Terrible performance by the readers. Content was patronizing and poorly articulated.
bebebanks's review against another edition
reflective
slow-paced
1.75
I had very high hopes for this book, because I loved the title and it was highly recommended/advertised to me, however the format is atrocious and I really didn’t learn anything new. If you’ve read The Four Agreements or The Power of Now, you just don’t need to read this one, too. Unless you’re really bored and have nothing else to read.
cillamonroll's review against another edition
Just not what I was expecting. Maybe it’s the audiobook format for this one in particular that I don’t like. May come back to this later.
heathersiddoway's review against another edition
2.0
I was excited for this book and then suuper disappointed. The title is misleading and the dialogue was annoying (the “youth” made dumb/extreme/emotional arguments for the main guy to easily refute vs address real and valid arguments that could be made). There were a few points I did really like but tbh all those are also talked about in the Four Agreements and I’d reread that over this any day.