Review of Purpose
Posted: 05 Jul 2023, 02:22
[Following is a volunteer review of "Purpose" by Gina Bianchini.]
This book is precise, insightful and educational. I was a little sceptical at first, but all scepticism left by the 15th page. For anyone who feels a little lost in life, unsure of their role here or just looking for a little motivation, I’d highly recommend reading this. Gina fills this book with everything you could need to find your purpose and begin living a fulfilling lifestyle. The story of how she lost her dad and the love she received from the community was bittersweet and really resonated with me about filling your community with the right people. The power of technology and social media, when used correctly, can be colossal. Nowadays so many people abuse it’s power and use it to spread negativity or to view the world through rose coloured glasses. “We’re all now just a few clicks away from five billion other people on the planet” as Gina describes it.
I rated this book 4 out of 5 for many reasons. I’m very pleased to have read it, and I plan to take many of the ideas and introduce them into my life. It’s obvious the book was written with passion and by someone with years of research and experience. I haven’t read other books similar to this, but it’ll be hard to find a book better written about finding your purpose.
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Purpose
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This book is precise, insightful and educational. I was a little sceptical at first, but all scepticism left by the 15th page. For anyone who feels a little lost in life, unsure of their role here or just looking for a little motivation, I’d highly recommend reading this. Gina fills this book with everything you could need to find your purpose and begin living a fulfilling lifestyle. The story of how she lost her dad and the love she received from the community was bittersweet and really resonated with me about filling your community with the right people. The power of technology and social media, when used correctly, can be colossal. Nowadays so many people abuse it’s power and use it to spread negativity or to view the world through rose coloured glasses. “We’re all now just a few clicks away from five billion other people on the planet” as Gina describes it.
I rated this book 4 out of 5 for many reasons. I’m very pleased to have read it, and I plan to take many of the ideas and introduce them into my life. It’s obvious the book was written with passion and by someone with years of research and experience. I haven’t read other books similar to this, but it’ll be hard to find a book better written about finding your purpose.
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Purpose
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon