Shannon

A view of the inner workings of a narcissist

Revisado: 10-24-23

In this book OJ Simpson describes how he confronted and killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman while also proclaiming his innocence. If you’ve ever had the misfortune of having a narcissist in your life you’ll easily recognize OJ’s pathology. Please be safe out there everyone.

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Simple and easy to digest lessons

Revisado: 01-25-22

A book of simple, easy to digest lessons that set a framework for what new traders should study.

Side note: does anyone else think Cheds sounds a bit like Ross from Friends?

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Love this genera: this book, however, is REALLY weird

Revisado: 09-06-17

As the title of this review explains, I love this genera. When you read (or listen to) self help, new thought, law of attraction, quantum physics, and books on spirituality, a lot of the content teaches lessons contrary to conventional wisdom, some of the ideas will even sound down right crazy to the uninitiated. That's ok. In fact, after reading so many books in this genera the information becomes repetitive and you begin looking for that really weird truth no other author has yet revealed. My point is simply, weird isn't necessarily bad, provided there is science to ground said weirdness. The truth of my next statement is self evident but one I feel the need to make nonetheless. The following is only my experience but one that I really want to share for those who are looking for a book that enlightens, illuminates and inspires. This book was uncomfortably weird and left me feeling heavy and depressed. Perhaps it was in part because of the melodrama of the narration but I really don't like this book. The frequency feels dark. I hope this helps. Much love, S

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Immature author

Revisado: 08-18-16

Although long winded and antidotal I enjoyed the first part of this book. However when the author discussed the dysfunction of his female neighbor's relationship it read as if a little child was writing something in the secret hopes his love interest would read it and fall in love with him. There were two other portions of the book I found really off putting: one in ticked out about his interaction with a grumpy gas station owner and the other a story about an attractive door to door saleswoman. The author's immature behavior with the gas station owner made me lose all respect for him as an authority on human behavior and his assessment of his interaction with the saleswoman cast light into the mind of an insecure, horny jackass.

Summary: rather intuitive stuff, long winded, less than impressive author.

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Meh

Revisado: 07-05-16

Not very compelling, memorable, or informative. I was expecting more content. I was left disappointed.

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Fascinating, in depth, scientific with zero fluff

Revisado: 04-05-16

Such complicated material perfectly articulated and synthesized in a way most all can understand. It would be nice if this book actually contained more practical, step by step, actionable plans for changing the physical expressions of our genes but this book is a fantastic framework for getting to such plans. Thank you Dr. Lipton!

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Shannon

Revisado: 12-07-15

Wow! Insightful and empowering. I wish I'd had this book 10 years ago. So good I just purchased another one of the author's books.

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