Making Peace with Yourself: Turning Your Weaknesses into Strengths Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a terrific book--it's changing my life so that I'm becoming less critical of myself.I think I'm becoming a happier person because of it.
I also found some of the reasons why I feel rushed, overworked, and tend to run late. Very eye-opening!!!
This is a very compassionate book of loving and accepting oneself. I plan to read this book over and over!
The authors write in a loving and caring manner. I am undergoing a lot of self-growth by reading books by these authors. I have read another book which they helped write, and I have just purchased my third book by them.
I highly recommend this book, and other books which they have written.

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"I'm afraid of getting again.""When I look in the mirror, I'm never quite satisfied.""I can't stand criticism.""I'm always feeling tense and rushed.""I wish I could be happier."Do any of these sound familiar?Aren't they exactly the kinds of weaknesses that keep us from enjoying our lives to the fullest?This wise and compassionate book can help you confront these problems, perhaps for the first time in your life.Through a series of exercises, case studies, and personal growth techniques, you'll learn to analyze your weakness and, most importantly, strip it of the power it has over you.Making Peace with Yourself is one of life's toughest challenges, but the rewards will be tremendous.

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What You Feel, You Can Heal: A Guide for Enriching Relationships Review

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(More customer reviews)This book shows real insight into human emotion and interpersonal dynamics, presented in a very gentle, simple way. Why he gave up and became the gender stereotyper from hell, I don't know. I guess because it sold better. Too bad, because this is the better approach. He discusses the dynamics of emotional connection without resorting to "men do this, women do that" by showing that when one partner, regardless of gender, behaves a certain way, the other will respond accordingly.
The tone of this book, again, is simple, almost childish, but gets the points across. "The Two Step", is the grown-up version.

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The author of Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus updates his guide to enriching relationships with members of the opposite sex. Gray explains how differences between women and men often lead to unnecessary clashes and offers new ways to understand, avoid, and resolve conflicts. Line drawings.

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