pickDale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People was a great pick. It follows American writer and lecturer Dale Carnegie as he shares habits he's developed to appear more likable to others. The book includes practical tips, such as using people's names or smiling when meeting them. For each habit, Carnegie uses historical examples to emphasize their importance, such as Abraham Lincoln's patience and empathy during the war. pt.2 in comments.
pickBeautifully motivational and relatable. Love yourself!
so-soHonestly I‘m not sure what I think of this 🤣 I spent half the book feeling very inspired and motivated, and half the book completely confused and convinced the author is bonkers. lol.
pickI wouldn't have picked this one up if it wasn't for @sebrittainclark 's #AuldLangSpine list but I'm glad I did! This was a really helpful and encouraging book on how to keep your home livable without stressing yourself out more. I don't have ADHD or depression, which is a big focus of the author's life, but anyone can relate to feeling overwhelmed by everyday tasks and she provides useful manageable tips
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so-soI found this just to be an okay book. Some of it resonated with me, while other parts didn't. At times, she seemed to be rather preachy about certain topics I'm not sure she had the knowledge to be. 3⭐️
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so-soThe author used a lot of examples and sometimes it was exhausting tbh. I really liked the message and how to integrate Ikigai into your life. I‘ve expected more spiritual content though thats why maybe I didn‘t like it that much.
pickThis book was excellent, especially for anyone with narcissistic trauma. I really liked how its for the survivors/victims of this kind of abuse. The beginning outlines the narcissistic personality traits and the type of people that attract them. It was informative but also disheartening, but stick with it because she gives you so many tools/strategies and ways to determine if the relationships you‘re in are also narcissistic. So, worth the read!
