Review of The Unfakeable Code®

[Nukosh A Day]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Unfakeable Code®" by Tony Jeton Selimi.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Tony Jeton Selimi uses a cool mix of computer language and psychology to explain how our brains are like software and can be reprogrammed. The idea is that we’re all kind of “coded” by things like fear, school, family expectations, and even trauma. He calls this the “fake self.” The goal of the book is to help you find your real self by following five big principles, like unmasking yourself, managing emotions, and choosing love over fear.
What I loved most is how Selimi talks to the reader like a coach—not like he’s better than you. He even shares his own story about coming from a rough past and figuring things out on his own. It made the book more real and personal for me.
Here’s a sentence that really stuck with me: “What limits your freedom is what you think you know that isn’t true.” This hit hard because I realized how many things I’ve believed about myself just because someone said them. It made me want to question more and trust my own voice.
Another thing that stood out is how the book doesn't just tell you to "be yourself" and stop there. It gives real exercises and reflection questions at the end of each chapter. I started journaling while reading, and I even caught myself starting to react differently to stuff that used to stress me out—like social pressure and overthinking.
I didn’t find any grammar or spelling mistakes, which made it really smooth to read. The writing is clear and even a bit poetic sometimes, especially when Selimi talks about love and personal truth.
There is nothing I disliked about the book. Some parts were a little deep or philosophical, but that just made me stop and think more. If anything, it made me slow down and really take it in.
I give this book 5 out of 5 stars because it’s powerful, easy to read, and honestly life-changing. I would recommend it to anyone who feels lost, fake, or stuck in other people’s expectations—especially students or young adults trying to figure out who they are. This book doesn’t just inspire you; it teaches you how to actually become who you’re meant to be.

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The Unfakeable Code®
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