Do you like reading books about other people's experinces?

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Re: Do you like reading books about other people's experinces?

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I think it's always great to read about experiences of others. Everyone faces different experiences, so it is a great way to learn and to be exposed to different cultures and lifestyles.
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I love reading books about other people's experiences because I can gain life lessons from them. More often I get inspired and that's a nice feeling. And it moved me to make a difference on my own too.
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Yes indeed I do. You learn so much from what they went through. Life does not come with a survival manual, like we all know, but reading other people's experiences in a way make you create your own manual of do's and dont's, and how to deal whatever life throws your way.
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Yes, I really like to read memoirs, it's one of my favorite genre
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Yes, as one travels the world by reading. Reading is a beautiful experience.
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Yes, I do like reading books about experiences of others because I can get a lot of ideas on how to handle things once I am also in the same situation they experienced. Learning from real experiences is I think still the best.
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Yes. Most at times, we learn a thing or two from someone's experience that can be useful to us in the future.
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Yes, I enjoy reading about other people's experiences. The ups and downs in their lives remind me that my problems are minor in comparison to those of others. Inspiring stories from others have always encouraged me to believe in myself and work toward my goals.
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Reading about people’s experiences and life journey teaches you a few things about how to avoid and attain certain situations and things. So for me it’s a learning process.
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Post by Stephanie Stones »

I love reading books about other people's experience because I feel you get to learn a lot about how to manoeuvre, improve and to avoid certain things.
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Post by Favy Moses »

Yes i love reading books about people experience , such books can be very inspiring and relatable.
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Post by Andrew Darlington »

yes, I do. I will prefer to learn some life lesson from people's experiences.
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