The book was written in 1986 but it’s still relevant today, as it’s full of timeless truths about how we communicate with ourselves and how that affects our lives in both good ways and bad ways!
Who would I recommend the What to Say When You Talk to Yourself summary to?
The 35-year-old person who is struggling with anxiety and overthinking, the 28-year-old person who wants to build their self-confidence, or the 45-year-old person going through a mid-life crisis and wants to deepen their connection with themselves.
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