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A review by r_j_setser
Happier Thinking by Lana Grace Riva
5.0
"Happier thinking goes hand in hand with kindness. Kindness to all, including yourself." - Lana Grace Riva, Happier Thinking
Resetting the way we think, act, and react to situations can actually change our outlook on life. It can take the situations that may very well be overwhelming and give us the strength to keep it from crushing us. Happier thinking allows us to reduce the mountain back into a molehill. So why not try to dwell on the better things in life instead of the bad things?
Lana Grace Riva is no "expert" on psychology, and she doesn't claim to be, but her tips to Happier Thinking truly are groundbreaking for those who struggle with "stinking thinking". She writes as if she were just having a conversation with you and giving you advice from her own experiences, and I think that makes it easy to read and understand. She's not preachy or telling you what you're doing wrong, she is simply talking, and I like that a lot.
Her tips are super simple and easy to accomplish, though they may be more difficult to put into action, as is any exercise. The chapters are short and sweet, filled with examples to drive her points home, and easy to follow. I really enjoyed this quick read and give it 5 out of 5 stars, and recommend it to anyone who wants to think happier throughout their day.
I received this book from the author for the purpose of this review. All comments and opinions are entirely my own.
This is a LiteratureApproved.com Review.
Resetting the way we think, act, and react to situations can actually change our outlook on life. It can take the situations that may very well be overwhelming and give us the strength to keep it from crushing us. Happier thinking allows us to reduce the mountain back into a molehill. So why not try to dwell on the better things in life instead of the bad things?
Lana Grace Riva is no "expert" on psychology, and she doesn't claim to be, but her tips to Happier Thinking truly are groundbreaking for those who struggle with "stinking thinking". She writes as if she were just having a conversation with you and giving you advice from her own experiences, and I think that makes it easy to read and understand. She's not preachy or telling you what you're doing wrong, she is simply talking, and I like that a lot.
Her tips are super simple and easy to accomplish, though they may be more difficult to put into action, as is any exercise. The chapters are short and sweet, filled with examples to drive her points home, and easy to follow. I really enjoyed this quick read and give it 5 out of 5 stars, and recommend it to anyone who wants to think happier throughout their day.
I received this book from the author for the purpose of this review. All comments and opinions are entirely my own.
This is a LiteratureApproved.com Review.