Review of Whay Goes Around Comes Around
Posted: 07 Jan 2025, 09:37
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Whay Goes Around Comes Around" by Rob Davis.]
"What Goes Around Comes Around" by Rob Davis explores how we can use our own powers, from within ourselves, to bring happiness and positivity to our lives.
We so often blame others or things around us for our failures, challenges, and struggles in life. Rob Davis offers great insight into how changing our thoughts, words, and actions can bring about a better, positive, prosperous, and rewarding life.
He uses many examples of real-life experiences of his own life lessons and those of his family, friends, co-workers, and acquaintances.
He reminds us of the many ideas and sayings we have heard in years past and reminds us of their importance and meaning. For example, we reap what we sow, the law of cause and effect, what goes around comes around, you control your own destiny or someone else will, and you made your bed, now lie in it. He also reminds us of how easy it is to see in others what is so difficult to see in ourselves.
We must always remember that what our mind can conceive, one can achieve. Our patterns of thinking and attitudes can either take us up or back by placing ourselves in a positive or negative situation. What we are getting out of life is a direct result of what we are putting in.
I found no grammatical errors in the book, which was very well edited. I also have nothing negative to say about this book.
I give this book a rating of 5 out of 5. I give this rating because the book is very well-written, thought-provoking, and contains no grammatical errors.
I enjoyed reading this book and I recommend it to anyone wanting to have a better understanding of how life really works, develop a pattern of positive thinking, as well as grow as a person by taking control of what we think, say, and do.
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Whay Goes Around Comes Around
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"What Goes Around Comes Around" by Rob Davis explores how we can use our own powers, from within ourselves, to bring happiness and positivity to our lives.
We so often blame others or things around us for our failures, challenges, and struggles in life. Rob Davis offers great insight into how changing our thoughts, words, and actions can bring about a better, positive, prosperous, and rewarding life.
He uses many examples of real-life experiences of his own life lessons and those of his family, friends, co-workers, and acquaintances.
He reminds us of the many ideas and sayings we have heard in years past and reminds us of their importance and meaning. For example, we reap what we sow, the law of cause and effect, what goes around comes around, you control your own destiny or someone else will, and you made your bed, now lie in it. He also reminds us of how easy it is to see in others what is so difficult to see in ourselves.
We must always remember that what our mind can conceive, one can achieve. Our patterns of thinking and attitudes can either take us up or back by placing ourselves in a positive or negative situation. What we are getting out of life is a direct result of what we are putting in.
I found no grammatical errors in the book, which was very well edited. I also have nothing negative to say about this book.
I give this book a rating of 5 out of 5. I give this rating because the book is very well-written, thought-provoking, and contains no grammatical errors.
I enjoyed reading this book and I recommend it to anyone wanting to have a better understanding of how life really works, develop a pattern of positive thinking, as well as grow as a person by taking control of what we think, say, and do.
******
Whay Goes Around Comes Around
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon