Talking to 'Crazy'
Registered by bargainqueen of Avondale, Queensland Australia on 6/20/2020
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
2 journalers for this copy...
This book was given to me by a mind coach from the UK. I tried four times to read it but couldn't stand it, such a poorly researched and badly written self-help book.
Journal Entry 2 by bargainqueen at Coffee Club at KMart Plaza in Cannon Hill, Queensland Australia on Sunday, July 26, 2020
Released 3 yrs ago (7/26/2020 UTC) at Coffee Club at KMart Plaza in Cannon Hill, Queensland Australia
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
Enjoy
Picked up at today's BC Bris lunch - so nice to be able to catch up again after the COVID19 lockdowns at the start of the year. Thanks for sharing :)
I couldn't resist the cover - think I'll take it into work hahahaha!
I couldn't resist the cover - think I'll take it into work hahahaha!
Journal Entry 4 by kidwrangler at Stones Corner Hotel in Stones Corner, Queensland Australia on Saturday, January 28, 2023
Released 1 yr ago (1/29/2023 UTC) at Stones Corner Hotel in Stones Corner, Queensland Australia
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
Taking along to the Bris Book Crossing lunch, if not taken will be released nearby.
My Good Reads review:
Read in preparation for heading to family Xmas :P This was an OK read and like many of these types of books, you get out of it what you put in (buy into) it. My main takeaway was the permission not to lean into a personality disorder without professional support for yourself. Sometimes it's better to allow ourselves to disconnect and walk away. I also like that the author addresses that we all have our own triggers for irrationality and how to work to understand ourselves better.
My Good Reads review:
Read in preparation for heading to family Xmas :P This was an OK read and like many of these types of books, you get out of it what you put in (buy into) it. My main takeaway was the permission not to lean into a personality disorder without professional support for yourself. Sometimes it's better to allow ourselves to disconnect and walk away. I also like that the author addresses that we all have our own triggers for irrationality and how to work to understand ourselves better.
