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Re: Did you agree with everything in this book?

Posted: 07 Mar 2024, 02:05
by Anna Duke
All I can say is that everything in this book was realistic and relatable for me so yes I do agree with everything written in the book.

Re: Did you agree with everything in this book?

Posted: 07 Mar 2024, 07:07
by Daberechi Precious
No I didn't agree with some of the things in the book, but agree to most I could relate to while reading this book.

Re: Did you agree with everything in this book?

Posted: 09 Mar 2024, 01:51
by Shiru Elizabeth
Surprisingly enough, I did. We spend our daily lives with hope. The author went above and beyond to examine each of these attributes, which when given careful consideration are both necessary and useful. It may not resonate with everyone, but I think it speaks to my life.

Re: Did you agree with everything in this book?

Posted: 27 Mar 2024, 16:36
by Abdul Jah
Surprisingly, I agree with everything in this book. This book speaks directly to my experiences and view. It's like it was written for me, it provided me with a sense of validation and inspiration.

Re: Did you agree with everything in this book?

Posted: 27 Mar 2024, 17:02
by Loretta Morris 1
"Fireproof Happiness by Dr. Randy Ross is an excellent book to read. I agreed with everything in the book. The book was well written, and the author accommodated his readers with motivation, purpose, hope and positiveness about life. The author was clear in his explanations, and I love the title and cover of the book.

Re: Did you agree with everything in this book?

Posted: 28 Mar 2024, 03:01
by Giridhar Achary
Despite some disagreements, the book is highly beneficial. Dr. Randy Ross points out the importance of hope in everyday life. The author effectively presents life situations and scientific evidence, presenting a beneficial message that broadens perspectives on essential qualities beneficial in daily life. 

Re: Did you agree with everything in this book?

Posted: 09 Apr 2024, 13:12
by Nancy004
While reviewing Fireproof Happiness by Dr. Randy Ross, I found myself agreeing with many of its insights. The exploration of hope as a transformative force resonated deeply, and the personal stories brought the concepts to life. However, some sections, like Chapter Seven, felt a bit technical. Overall, though, the book offers valuable guidance on finding happiness.

Re: Did you agree with everything in this book?

Posted: 24 Apr 2024, 10:58
by Kala Krishnakumar
I strongly believe that the journey towards hope cannot be as black and white as explained in the book. But it can most certainly aid people in the right direction.

Re: Did you agree with everything in this book?

Posted: 16 May 2024, 09:19
by Badger Martin
Yeah I do agree with everything because there was nothing I found questionable.