Official Review: Lessons From a Difficult Person

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Re: Official Review: Lessons From a Difficult Person

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This book will certainly be beneficial for those who have difficult personality or face people having difficult personality. Thanks for the review.
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friends think am difficult but am sure is because they dont understand my point of view,this is an opportunity for me to discover myself very well and live better
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This is a different kind of motivational book. I appreciate the author's ability to relate with difficult persons personally. Congrats on BOTD. This should be a good read.
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Lessons From A Difficult Person is an interesting book with a special swing. It hopes to speak to people directly and create better understanding of their nature. This is a good one. I might read this soon.
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I would love to take a look at this book. I would like to know how I can help difficult people make amends. Maybe I'll even find some habits that I have. Thanks for your review.
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Thanks for the great review, we all could use the help of this book! I like the fact that it is written by a 'former' difficult person and has practical tips that one could put into use right away. Looking forward to broadening my understanding!
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You mentioned that there are exercises in the book, this could be useful to a lot of people. Hopefully we have someone to make us aware too, of something that we could be in denial! Thanks for your review!
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Post by Rosebella »

An interesting book that will help difficult people willing to change and maybe give others advice on how to confront difficult people. Great review. :tiphat:
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