Did you agree with everything in this book?

[Melisa Jane]

This is a discussion topic for the December 2023 Book of the Month, "Fireproof Happiness: Extinguishing Anxiety & Igniting Hope" by Dr. Randy Ross

Did you agree with everything in this book?

[Kigen Valarie]

Yes, surprisingly I did. Hope is part of our daily lives. The author went a step further to explore all these qualities and with hard thinking, these qualities are essential and practical. Although not everyone will agree, I believe it applies to my life.

[Chinenye Sus]

Yes, surprisingly I did. Hope is part of our daily lives. The author went a step further to explore all these qualities and with hard thinking, these qualities are essential and practical. Although not everyone will agree, I believe it applies to my life.

I'm glad you found the exploration of essential qualities relatable. Embracing hope in our daily lives can indeed be practical and impactful, combined with personal experiences.

[Anthony Ekemezie]

Mot times I find ot quite unusual that after reading a book, I don’t always agree with some of the author’s opinions. But with this book talked about everyone essential and I couldn’t agree more.

[Amy Luman]

I didn't agree with everything in the book, but the important things, like having hope, I did. I have my own opinions about most things, so I very rarely agree with everything an author says. I can see how all of the essentials can be seen as "essential" to lots of people, though.

[Princewill Uchenna]

Yeah I found everything in this book agreeable especially for the fact that I could personally relate and connect with most content of this book.

[João Ramos]

This work is a book that is recommended for a vast audience and contains self-evident truths. After all, it seems self-evident that having Hope suits the individual. The most anyone could argue is that too much "Hope" can generate a kind of lethargy, but other than that, there's not much to say.

As Dr. Randy Ross presented life situations and scientific evidence, he was very successful in proving his point. Off the top of my head, I don't remember anything he wrote that I mainly found wrong. If it happened, it was something very minor and unimportant.

[Amanda Meira]

It's hard to read something and agree with everything, but in this case I agree with most of it. There's something here and there that I see differently, but I can still understand it, and honestly, I always love read how different other people see the same thing, and this always help me to thing about it.

[Isaac Oh]

I feel like the overall message of this book is highly beneficial and so I agree with everything in it. Such a great book.

[Omobolanle Savage]

I love reading the book and I agree with everything. Diverse opinions will surely come but the contents of the book are agreeable.

[Celestine Miani]

Absolutely. I found everything resonating with me. I couldn't have expected less.

[Jessica Azuka]

Hmmmm, some things were quite not realistic. However, I generally loved the book and what it stands for. As long as it preached finding happiness, it's nice.

[Andrew Darlington]

They a few things I could not agree with while reading this book. This could be because a read with a rigid mindset. However, I agreed to most content of this book. This book broadened my perspective on some crucial topics that pattens to life.

[Andrew Darlington]

They were a few things I could not agree with while reading this book. This could be because a read with a rigid mindset. However, I agreed to most content of this book. This book broadened my perspective on some crucial topics that pattens to life.

[Slayton Natasha Tillett]

For me everything is something that I can relate to do I say yes to the question.