Do you think the role of hope has been overplayed in this book?

[Viv Sid]

The book shows us the huge role hope plays in our lives. Without hope, how can we live?

[Emeka JohnObi]

You could argue that hope is an irreplaceable element of the human experience. Even if it leads us astray sometimes, what truly sustains us without it. Absolutely nothing.

[Jeevanesh]

There is no exaggeration when it comes to hope and happiness. Both these emotions give out the will and power to carry on with life even at the darkest of times. So I think emotions of such power can never be exaggerated.

[Jacy Covers]

No. I don't that the role of hope is overplayed in this book. That was the intention of the book to educate readers about hope.

[Anu Jikku]

The role of hope has not been overplayed in the book. It is the foundation on which the author tries to teach us how to keep ourselves floating even in the midst of our darkest storms. Without hope, we would all find ourselves on the other end of the spectrum, drowning ourselves in self-pity and defeat.

[Malachi Chukwuebuka Nelson]

I don't think is saw any exaggeration in this book. I just think the book is good the way it is.

[Ejoh Ebube]

The book effectively highlights the importance of hope in our lives, with scientifically proven theories and statements. However, it could be more concisely presented, as some aspects of hope may be overexplained, despite not being overplayed.

[Gabby Viera]

I wouldn't say that its over played, I believe that's mostly the message that Dr. Randy is trying to explain throughout the entire book; As a EMS professional I can agree with how the concept of hope can be tied to depression as an example, since I see it on a daily with patients that are on mental holds and seeing no hope in their eyes or hearing it and seeing the correlation to why the patient is depressed goes to show that hope is a strong concept in order to have that positive mindset

[Giridhar Achary]

No, I don't think the role of hope has been overplayed in this book. because the book revolves around hope. It might be to some people like that, but according to me, strongly no.

[INZAMAMUL HAQUE3]

Through an extensive review of psychological case studies and meta-analyses of biometric data, the author has gathered a broad range of evidence. The author's comprehensive analysis offers clear and precise insights into the many benefits of maintaining high levels of hope. The advantages of nurturing hope are numerous and essential, from enhancing motivation and well-being to improving overall health and resilience. It is impossible to overstate the manifold benefits of cultivating hope.

[Anu Anand]

I don't think the role of hope has been overplayed in this book. For me, this book was an absolute eye-opener. I learned a valuable lesson that hope is not just wishful thinking; it's more about actively working towards what we hope for.

[P Sudam Patra]

No, I do not believe that hope is overplayed in the novel. The book revolves around hope.

[Jimmy Cook]

Not really. Hope is what keeps us moving despite facing tough challenges. But one should not hope to much because it kills you. Hope is always what reminds us that there is always light at the end of the tunnel.

[Miracle Kingss]

No, the motivation that has fueled the success of every great achiever in history is hope. How can we ever make progress if we all give up on whatever it is we are trying to accomplish?

[Tijesuni Ayobami]

Maybe, just a teeny bit. Randy Ross might have been a little bit overboard with how she described and made hope the center of everything. Though the theories and data sets or ideas she gaves were quite revealing and strongly evident enough.