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A bit too short, but important

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Reviewed: 11-14-24

There is so much more to be said in this subject. hard to understand why this book is so short. should be free.

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so unnessesarily repetative and long, omg

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Reviewed: 11-14-24

The research is good and important, and you can see they put in the work, but as a book it really feels like they got paid per word. the Author repeats everything so many times it's almost insulting. Also, I am not sure how this research stands the test of time, since it is qualitative, and uses cases that did not age that well, and during a time when technilogy was less of a factor. needs an update for the current decade or even century.

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profoundly unique

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Reviewed: 10-29-24

this book gave me a slightly brighter access to my inner awarness, and for that I am grateful.

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incredible

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Reviewed: 09-12-24

such an important book, loved it! will read again. highly recommended. prioroties are key in life, where everything is a trade off.

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a bot simplistic and dangerous

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Reviewed: 05-19-24

this book can cause a bunch of damage, since iy ignores many nuances and complexitioes of real life. yes, it's a good guide on how to play the role of a seductive f*ckboy and successfuly manupulate women into having sex with you, like a mentalist would trick an ild lady into giving him his wallet. it is important to consider a few things though. First, most men will not be able ti sumply fake things like confidence l, self love and power. these are quality one must cultivate through brave self development work which is not at all mentioned here. One cannot lift more than he can, phisically and mentally, so wounded soul of a man has to heal before he can simply be strong, cool and full of humor. Almost every advice in this book spunds like "be taller, women like that!", which will only cause anxiety for shorter men. citing tesearch into what makes women attracted to as*holes isn't enough. There are nore important things in telationships that attracting a woman sexually, and the irony here could cause damage. If someone simply tries to act like this book suggests, he will have to pretend, act inauthenticly and keep that going like a fake pretender l, knowing the woman he desires might leave him if she sees his true self. There is a good reason to grow through relationships while being vulnerable, even if woman reject you. please also remember that this book and others like it are talking about most classicly manly men, and many men are not like that, and they can easily attract saner more fotting women who are not like the ones described in this book. read with a pinch of salt.

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how bad this book is

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2 out of 5 stars
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3 out of 5 stars

Reviewed: 04-10-24

the subject is so important and philosiphically interesting, that this book is almost commiting a sin. it is written poorly, narrated badly and in general not worth your time. It is short, so I took the time and finished it before my verdict, but I am honestly dosappointed. it's not really even about shadow work. it mostly focuses on simple self development approaches. it's like anrobot is reading a favebook post full of promotional stuff. no real depth, not fitting non-fiction standards at all. i wish I could be less harsh, but it was just too bad.

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excellent insights and narration

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Reviewed: 03-20-24

very important and well written book. sheds light on the human condition and on one of the most important needs one has - to be seen.

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not Ruiz's best work

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Reviewed: 02-20-24

the message is goid as always, bit the book is a little messy in yerms of structure and fails to get through.

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dangerous bit insightful

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Reviewed: 02-20-24

the book is very hardh and lacks important warnings and caviats. it can easily lead to inauthentic violance and spiritual bypasses. many men come to this reading in dire need to develop their faminnine side first, and are not mature enough to understand what it takes ti ravish their partners or push themselves out of their comfort zones. the language sounds a lot like "must" and "should". also, tgis is relevant to 80 percent of men, so one out of five might feel that something is wrong with them. not enough foreword on this crutial aspect. please read with caution as if he is talking about the masculine part in you, not you as a whole.

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good, but a bit presumptuous

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Reviewed: 01-14-24

it's a fun book full of decemt philosiphical advice, and the author is cool and tells good stories. I could feel her ego abbit too much though, which makes this book a little bit annoying for some. tried to listen with my wife, but she couldn't stand the self glorification.

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