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The Courage to Be Disliked: The Japanese Phenomenon That Shows You How to Change Your Life and Achieve Real Happiness
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A disgruntled with life person argues with a philosopher about life shenanigans.
I appreciate the hell out of the authors for presenting the information the way they did through a conversation between two people. It makes a complex thinker of a topic easier to digest. It gives a reader who wants to argue for and/or against the wisdom being shared (I argue to understand more, thank you very much) exactly what they need, a person doing the arguing for them.
THE QUOTE THAT SPOKE TO ME THE MOST:
“When one seeks recognition from others, and concerns oneself only with how one is judged by others, in the end, one is living other people’s live.�
Five stars to a book that was exactly what I needed at exactly the right time.
I appreciate the hell out of the authors for presenting the information the way they did through a conversation between two people. It makes a complex thinker of a topic easier to digest. It gives a reader who wants to argue for and/or against the wisdom being shared (I argue to understand more, thank you very much) exactly what they need, a person doing the arguing for them.
THE QUOTE THAT SPOKE TO ME THE MOST:
“When one seeks recognition from others, and concerns oneself only with how one is judged by others, in the end, one is living other people’s live.�
Five stars to a book that was exactly what I needed at exactly the right time.
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Lisa wrote: "“When one seeks recognition from others, and concerns oneself only with how one is judged by others, in the end, one is living other people’s live.�So true!
And I laughed at your comment about ar..."
That is exactly what I need too! I am a talker, and I always want to talk it out.
Whoa, sounds like their is some wisdom gold in this one.
Jennifer wrote: "Whoa, sounds like their is some wisdom gold in this one."There for sure is.
So true!
And I laughed at your comment about arguing to understand. I don't need an argument, and frequently I need a discussion.