Review of The Unfakeable Code®
Posted: 03 Jul 2025, 15:20
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Unfakeable Code®" by Tony Jeton Selimi.]
The Unfakeable Code is a self-development book that helps readers grow into better individuals. Some people say this book frees them from inauthentic behavior and helps them regain their more honest inner power. But when I read it, I gained a new perspective on life.
The author shares insights based on his personal experiences, which I believe is something readers truly need in a self-development book.
This book helped me discover many new things even things that were difficult for me to accept at first such as honest acceptance, how to let go, and how to rise again, stronger.
It also teaches us to be smarter in processing emotions and finding inner peace.
The main strength of this book lies in every word that feels deeply inspiring. The author presents everything with full confidence. Word by word, the writing feels rich and exclusive. Each chapter ends with a conclusion and exercises for the reader, making this book feel more like personal guidance, unlike classic self-development books that often feel too pushy.
As someone who is usually very skeptical, this book pleasantly surprised me. The more I read, the more my skepticism faded. It doesn’t feel like a repetitive self-help book—this one brings sincerity, struggle, and honesty.
However, like all books, this one also has its shortcomings.
I'm not saying it's a major flaw, but it can be a bit "annoying" in the beginning, the book felt a bit like a self-promotion platform, focusing heavily on the author's past experiences and achievements.
Though it’s minor, for me, it slightly reduced the essence of the message and felt somewhat uncomfortable.
Regarding the writing style, the author uses his own unique voice to motivate, but at some points, it lacks subtlety and even comes across as a bit harsh. There are also editorial choices that sometimes distract from the flow of reading.
Still, in my opinion, this book is a self-development book that truly touches the heart and makes us reflect. Despite some flaws, they don’t take away from the strength of the book. Although readers looking for strict theories and in-depth analysis may not feel fully satisfied, this book still offers plenty of fresh ideas and instant inspiration that can help us become better human beings.
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The Unfakeable Code®
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
The Unfakeable Code is a self-development book that helps readers grow into better individuals. Some people say this book frees them from inauthentic behavior and helps them regain their more honest inner power. But when I read it, I gained a new perspective on life.
The author shares insights based on his personal experiences, which I believe is something readers truly need in a self-development book.
This book helped me discover many new things even things that were difficult for me to accept at first such as honest acceptance, how to let go, and how to rise again, stronger.
It also teaches us to be smarter in processing emotions and finding inner peace.
The main strength of this book lies in every word that feels deeply inspiring. The author presents everything with full confidence. Word by word, the writing feels rich and exclusive. Each chapter ends with a conclusion and exercises for the reader, making this book feel more like personal guidance, unlike classic self-development books that often feel too pushy.
As someone who is usually very skeptical, this book pleasantly surprised me. The more I read, the more my skepticism faded. It doesn’t feel like a repetitive self-help book—this one brings sincerity, struggle, and honesty.
However, like all books, this one also has its shortcomings.
I'm not saying it's a major flaw, but it can be a bit "annoying" in the beginning, the book felt a bit like a self-promotion platform, focusing heavily on the author's past experiences and achievements.
Though it’s minor, for me, it slightly reduced the essence of the message and felt somewhat uncomfortable.
Regarding the writing style, the author uses his own unique voice to motivate, but at some points, it lacks subtlety and even comes across as a bit harsh. There are also editorial choices that sometimes distract from the flow of reading.
Still, in my opinion, this book is a self-development book that truly touches the heart and makes us reflect. Despite some flaws, they don’t take away from the strength of the book. Although readers looking for strict theories and in-depth analysis may not feel fully satisfied, this book still offers plenty of fresh ideas and instant inspiration that can help us become better human beings.
******
The Unfakeable Code®
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes