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my favorite

Revisado: 03-21-20

I like a lot of Malcolm Gladwell's books, but this is my favorite by far.

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understanding

Revisado: 04-02-19

I don't think it was a problem with the book, but with my understanding. This book was deep and dense. A book I read referenced these four levels and I was intrigued and wanted to learn more. Listening to this didn't clear it up for me or help me to come to a greater understanding. I am still interested to understand these four levels of love, but I think I'll have to read someone's summary and interpretation to grasp it.

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not complete

Revisado: 03-25-19

I read "Molecules of Emotion" about 10 years ago and it was life changing. I loved it. I didn't realize this version was abridged and was sorely disappointed. It focused much more on defending her work as a scientist rather than the inspiring, example filled applications the full book contains. Her defense is an important part of the complete text, but that without the application was very dry.

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insightful

Revisado: 06-15-18

Just like from her book "The Child Whisperer" I learned a lot about myself and my family. I would recommend this to any woman and teenage girl.

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Loved it!

Revisado: 05-19-18

I love this concept of energy profiling. I learned so much about myself and my children as I read. This book is one I will listen to again, recommend, and buy a hard copy of to take notes in and use as a reference.

I have already seen great improvements in myself and my relationships with my children as I've implemented what I now understand. With this understanding of who they are I can help them in a way they need.

I can't stand the term whisperer in any context though and cringed a bit the 1000+ times she used it, but I understand why she used it. If this bothers you too know that the content is well worth it!

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well written, tragic events

Revisado: 04-28-18

Tragic events that I didn't even know occurred. It was wonderfuly written but hard to listen to because of the nature of the subject. It was an eye opening reminder of hard things people have faced and continue to face in various ways today.

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good book

Revisado: 04-10-18

Great information, but nothing new. I think if I had read it ten years ago I would think differently, but there is so much information on the subject today. It was an interesting mix of medical terms that we're over my head and information that was too basic. I love the message though- exercise and movement is critical happiness and to get the most out of all aspects of life.

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great book

Revisado: 03-29-18

I wanted to take notes on just about everything. so many great quotes, ideas, and things to work on for self-improvement leading to true joy.

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interesting, but...

Revisado: 03-23-18

I'm glad I listened to this book. There were some very interesting things that I liked and will remember, but too much was redundant and not applicable. The author went into too much detail about flavor chemical compounds and repeated the same concepts. That would be great as a text book, if I was studying flavor, but not very interesting to listen to.

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great resource

Revisado: 03-08-18

I love self-help books and learn something from each one, but this one touches on just about all my favorite points that other's offer. If I had to recommend one self- help book, it would be this one.

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