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 The Secret of Letting Go - Guy Finley
 The Secret of Letting Go - Guy Finley ... strength. Whether readers need to let go of a painful heartache, a destructive habit, a frightening worry or a nagging discontent, this book shows them how to call up their own hidden powers to overcome any challenge or problem.Newest Review: ... place… not that it helps me because I still don’t have the foggiest what he’s on about! “Catch yourself listening to a ... more ... familiar anxious state telling you how to make the best plans for a secure tomorrow – and then ask if it makes sense to ask a shark how to get out of the ocean.”
Is this not a really complicated way of saying “would you trust the anxious part of you to tell you how not to be anxious in the future?”
It’s the kind of book you need to read slowly and really concentrate on every sentence in order to find the meaning behind the words. That is, until it comes to one of the stories that exemplify the theories behind behaviour...more |
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The Secret of Letting Go - Guy Finley: Madam, step away from the book (1415 words)
by - written on 26/10/05 (Very useful, 148 readings)
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In my quest for self-discovery, self-improvement and self-awareness I picked up Guy Finley’s book “The Secret of Letting Go”. I am aware that I have a tendency to obsess over things, whether they be mistakes I’ve made, things people have said or done to me or things that have otherwise happened that I struggle to understand, even when understanding is not a possible outcome. What drew me to the book was the example in the first chapter about a boy water-skiing for the first time. He falls almost immediately but instead of letting go of the tow-rope, he keeps holding on. “His mind was completely crowded with other competing thoughts and feelings” so much so ... Read the complete review
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