Review of Purpose

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Purpose" by Gina Bianchini.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Gina Bianchini's Purpose was inspirational. The author starts telling her story. What distinguishes this from previous finding purpose books is that she was affected by her community as well as the advancement of technology. She expresses her enthusiasm for combining the two to achieve a goal. She begins by outlining stages for exploring and discovering your purpose.
The book's beginning was tough for me to get into, making it difficult to take up and read. But as I got into the self-help section and started journaling and taking notes, I was hooked and couldn't put it down. It gave me a fresh perspective and convinced me that success was within my reach; all I needed was a push to get started. Overall, it was a fantastic book, and I can't wait to pick it up again to brush up on my knowledge.
I give this book a 5 out of 5 stars since it enlightened me and provided me with a fresh viewpoint, as well as other ideas that I want to adopt into my life.
Gina Bianchini's book offers a fresh and fascinating take on purpose. It made me consider my purpose. After reading the book, I feel I can have a long-term influence through forming dynamic communities. It assisted me in establishing a purpose-driven practice and leveraging new tools to guarantee that my mission is important in today's fast-paced culture.
I'd say the editing isn't flawless. There are multiple blank pages in my PDF file: page 64, page 76, page 98, page 102, page 128, page 140, page 174, page 186, page 190, and page 198. As a result, little inaccuracies irritate me. It kills the fun vibe of reading. But overall I still love it. I would recommend this book to my friends and even give a copy of it to them.

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