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Love Jillian

Revisado: 03-03-25

First found her on instagram and was excited to see she wrote a book. She is so relatable and down to earth. I connect with her words as if she’s speaking to me. I loved the entire book and was sad when it was over. Please continue to write! You have a gift!

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Not what I imagined

Revisado: 03-13-24

I really gave it a good try. However it was painful. It was essentially a spouting of research and its outcome. It’s like reading a peer reviewed research journal. It’s just not my thing but I can’t imagine it being anyone’s thing unless you’re a researcher yourself. I like the author but this wasn’t a fit for me.

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Loved it 🥰

Revisado: 11-08-23

I’m embarrassed to say that I ignored this guy on Instagram because he looked a lot younger than me. I started reading his words and then gave his book a try and I loved it! I did not want it to end. It was feel good without the cheesiness and zero toxic positivity. There are some personal growth authors out there you just don’t vibe with but I fell in love with him. Now… ordering another book from King. Keep spreading your gift, if you read this review!

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Eeh

Revisado: 10-26-23

It started out great. I had high hopes this would be something I’d love especially after reading some reviews. In the end, I became disinterested. It has some good points and things I can take away but I just couldn’t connect. I couldn’t stop thinking about how he kept going back to his “codependent childhood.” ALL children are codependent. That is exactly how they survive & how nature intended. This runs true for every species. As a mom myself, I felt bad for his mother who he seemed to have negative things to say but it only sounds like a normal loving mom who was doing the best she could. I’m guessing the author does not have children at all and can’t understand that maybe just maybe she just wanted to be around you in your adult life because she loves you. Instead of you making it about her attachment issues. Of course she’s attached to you. She’s your mother. I don’t know. You lost me there. While I can appreciate some things.. I personally don’t think there’s anything wrong with loving others and enjoying life while we have it. It seems to be more focused on the next life and that this one is kind of worthless. I don’t see it that way.

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12/10

Revisado: 10-17-23

Loved loved loved! If the whole world would just come across this book… we’ll it’d be a much better place to live. Thank you for your work Dr Julie ❤️

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One of the best books I’ve ever read in this genre

Revisado: 03-10-23

As a self help junkie, I’ve read many many books and this one is different in a good way. She takes a complicated issue of what makes us who we are and why we do/feel/think the way we do and helps you pinpoint EXACTLY what the “wound” is. It’s the first time I’ve read something and had a realization and everything clicked. Now that I realize what my wound is I can concentrate on healing it. I’m assuming you can have some or all of them but there is one that will really stand out to you.
Thank you, for sharing your work with the world!

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You can do no wrong

Revisado: 10-19-22

This book is perfection and loved every second. I’ll probably listen multiple times. Would recommend to anyone

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Loved it!

Revisado: 06-02-21

Loved it so so much! I listened as I went for walks and couldn’t get enough. Totally different approach of listening to other people’s stories. So many resonated with me. I cried, I laughed. So good. And Mel’s personality is the best!

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