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| 111.Creating a Life: Finding Your Individual Path by: James Hollis 2001-01 |
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| This book is one of the least comforting but most helpful I've ever read. It examines what brings us into conflict with ourselves, and the very difficult route to make that conflict mean something. It's worth buying for the advice about trying to become a "happy carrot" alone. |
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| 112.Mindstore: The Classic Personal Development Programme by: Jack Black March 10, 2007 |
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| Jack Black is an ordinary Glaswegian who set out to investigate stress and ended up becoming one of Britain's main motivation/self-help speakers and writers. Jack is active in top blue chip companies (corporate) and also at regular seminars (personal). At these seminars you can get to meet him in person. He makes the point that he's always the last to leave and is approachable.
Jack's writings and audio products are easy to follow and involve creating a wheel of life, finding out what you ... Read More: |
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| 113.A Critical Dictionary of Psychoanalysis (Penguin Reference) by: Charles Rycroft June 20, 2005 |
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| i found this book very helpful in all my course work,it explains most words very well and simply put they each contain references to other words so you can keep reading it for ages. Its not just a dictionary to look up words singularly book of a ongoing learning experience without the boredom |
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| 114.Intelligence: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions) by: Ian J. Deary February 22, 2001 |
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| I read this book as an interested layperson. It addresses a number of specific and fascinating questions about intelligence, including how many different types of intelligence there are; whether our intelligence changes as we get older; the nature versus nurture debate; and the mystery of rising IQ levels. It also gives a comprehensive reading list if you want to find out more. I found it extremely clear and eminently readable. Although I have a scientific background, I wouldn't say that it was necessary in ... Read More: |
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| 115.Coping with Blushing (Overcoming Common Problems) by: Robert J. Edelmann February 20, 2004 |
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| Very informative book for those suffering from acute to severe chronicblushing and the fear of blushing. This books offer ways in which totame this condition, it does not promise a 'cure' as this would clearly bemisleading. I found it particulaly useful to see that there were infactpeople out there going through a problem which I thought only I had! |
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| 116.How to Mend Your Broken Heart by: Paul McKenna, Hugh Willbourn February 03, 2003 |
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| It is clear from this book that the authors fully understand, and have experienced the pain and anguish of heartbreak, as they describe exactly how it feels to lose someone you love, together with your hopes and dreams for the future.
I found much of the book very hard to read, not because it uses difficult language, or jargon, because it doesn't, or because it's badly written, but because it spelt out many things that I have been so far unwilling to accept, which was probably why I had been unable to get over ... Read More: |
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| 117.Wisdom Cards (Beautiful Card Deck) by: Louise L. Hay 2000-06 |
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| It is clear from this book that the authors fully understand, and have experienced the pain and anguish of heartbreak, as they describe exactly how it feels to lose someone you love, together with your hopes and dreams for the future.
I found much of the book very hard to read, not because it uses difficult language, or jargon, because it doesn't, or because it's badly written, but because it spelt out many things that I have been so far unwilling to accept, which was probably why I had been unable to get over ... Read More: |
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| 118.If You Had Controlling Parents: How to Make Peace with Your Past and Take Your Place in the World by: Dan Neuharth 1999-10 |
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| I really dislike reading self help books that are filled with case stories of people to illustrate the content of the chapter. Following a phone call from my father where he disinherited me in the blink of an eye because I would not do as he told me to do. At the age of 38, I realised that they had controlled me all my life and I had finally had enough.But with the realisation came alot of second guessing from my side (which is typical for kids who were bought up controlled) and I wanted to read a book that gave me a deeper insight ... Read More: |
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| 119.They F*** You Up: How to Survive Family Life by: Oliver James May 05, 2003 |
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| Oliver James really is in need of a good editor, this book bangs on and on about the fact that nurture is more important than nature. He's too extreme in his view for my taste, I still think it's a bit of both.
However since nurture is the only thing we have any control over, perhaps its reasonable to concentrate on it. He could really have summarised his argument in one chapter and then gone on to describe how to diagnose and basically fix yourself. However he rambles, boy does he ramble on! The book becomes a chore ... Read More: |
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| 120.Happy for No Reason: 7 Steps to Being Happy from the Inside Out by: Marci Shimoff, Carol Kline April 07, 2008 |
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| Oliver James really is in need of a good editor, this book bangs on and on about the fact that nurture is more important than nature. He's too extreme in his view for my taste, I still think it's a bit of both.
However since nurture is the only thing we have any control over, perhaps its reasonable to concentrate on it. He could really have summarised his argument in one chapter and then gone on to describe how to diagnose and basically fix yourself. However he rambles, boy does he ramble on! The book becomes a chore ... Read More: |
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