Keisha

Phenomenal

Revisado: 02-29-24

So many good things to list. If you want to know true black history… here you go.

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I love this book!

Revisado: 10-21-20

sex, tribe, body, love and allowing. enjoy how deep you can go with what is held back.

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Makes you consider....

Revisado: 11-29-16

That list....yea thats non existent after this book. My standards are now based around logic instead of looks, or being taller than me, or making a ton of money, or being so remarkably different than me that they add something special to my life that I cannot. God, none of that crap matters! That's how i feel about it 3 months after finishing it. It still makes sense.

Kind of dry, but a great listen. Lots of relate-able stories about others.

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LOVED THIS, SO FUN!

Revisado: 11-29-16

I really loved her life story and the way she explains the way she felt. I could identify with a lot. Caitlin is a character, a real great example of a woman. We have so many awesome ones out there, we all have something to give. She helps you realize this. Great story.

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An approach most have heard, but forgot to apply..

Revisado: 11-29-16

I have heard some of these points in that movie "What the bleep do we know". However Amy puts it in a way that seems to have her own voice, but can feel believable because she isn't the only one stating it. Our habits, our brain and how we perceive our life comes up in this book. Makes you take a long hard look at what you can actually do and not do. I like the fact of not really having to do anything with my habit...goals, steps, checklists...none of that matters. Not even falling off the wagon matters. Just read this, you're bound to get some insight from it. That is the first step....INSIGHT.

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The best representation of my drinking

Revisado: 11-09-16

I am thankful for this book, it put into light all the fears I had around wondering if it was a problem. Whether you're an alcoholic or not, I think this book shows what you can be and all the other alternatives. This book helped me take a nice long look at myself. So grateful it was recommended.

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Funny and relatable

Revisado: 07-14-16

I found a lot of the guys she had in her life resembled the ones that kept showing up in mine. Her depiction of what 20's are like is an exact replica of some of our lives. Moving into the 30's feels remarkably different and towards the end of the book you start to realize this part is natural and all the crap you have gone through is a beautiful piece of the experience. Bravo :)

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Resonating

Revisado: 07-08-16

I haven't even finished it yet. I am 2 hours in and I have cried, laughed and pondered some of the very things she points out. The way she felt and the way men "show up" in her life. I feel like many have shown up in the same ways. It makes me wonder how many females actually encounter this, or ignore it cause we are taught its the way things are. Just buy the dang book, its so worth the purchase. To maybe even understand the things you've ignored just to fit it the box. Thanks Jessica, big help for some of us to read your words.

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Forces you to think about whats happening

Revisado: 05-11-16

Would you consider the audio edition of The End of Jobs to be better than the print version?

I think both are important. You can listen when you dont have the time, but I am sure its valuable having a copy in print to go back on.

What did you like best about this story?

The best part is that it puts into focus the state of the job status right now. Why so many people feel the same way when it comes to work and wanting more out of life.

Which scene was your favorite?

Not sure I can pin point the exact portion I felt as a favorite. It was just a really good book :)

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Job? You have no Job!

Any additional comments?

I have read soooooo many different books on working for yourself, but his thought process is quite different. Its fresh and makes you brain turn with ideas and confidence. BRAVO! Thank you so much to the author.

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Really beautiful

Revisado: 02-25-16

I cried a lot, but it was a good cry. I appreciate the work she has us go thru in this meditation. makes for a very balanced feeling in the body afterwards. love the sounds too. NAMASTE

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