Review of Wisdom

[Anozie Stephanie]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Wisdom" by Arun mago.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Wisdom is a nonfiction book written by Arun Mago that speaks about several topics that need deliberation, like teacher, box, mastery of money, and even being logical.

Being logical is more advantageous than being emotional; decisions, as explained by the author, are not meant to be made whenever we are being emotional; this comprises feeling sad, angry, or mad. The author also explained the definition of the word teacher and made it known that not only your lecturers or college tutors can be teachers; nature, your parents, and even your friends can be considered teachers.

Everything, as the author writes, involves boxes. From the phone we use to the cars we drive to the house we live in, they are all shaped like boxes. Efforts are to be made by us to welcome, feel, and see nature as we are part of it. Money is said by the author to be gold or silver, and the regular bills being held by us are seen as a currency. The author also explained money as a tool, a woman, and energy to better our understanding as we read through. The author made it known that when we surround ourselves with positive energies, learn skills, and provide value, money will come to us.

I love the lessons learned from this book; they speak a lot about personal improvements. One's ability to achieve anything, as everything can be achievable and is possible. The act of laying a brick to build a masterpiece caught my attention, as gradual improvement in yourself puts you at your best. I don't have any dislikes for this book, as I have no negativity at all about it.

I recommend this book to self-developers, people willing to put in the work to become better than they were. I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars as I was able to learn several things, such as the difference between wishful thinking and dreams, as dreams have goals and wishful thinking has hopes. This made me know what to focus on in my life.

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[Seetha E]

A quick read with many lessons to learn. I have read this one. Overall a good book.
You provide a nice and crisp review!

[RJ Reviews]

A book on personal growth and development always come handy. This book seems interesting and practical. To be able to distinguish between dreams and wishful thinking is a blessing. Thank you for sharing your honest and eloquent review. Looking forward to read more from you.

[Ezeani Emmanuel]

I have noticed overtime that decisions made with emotions doesn't always go well, there's a point of regret that comes with it after the actions have been taken.

[Jason Ortega 1]

One thing I do understand about teacher is that even a little child you are older than can be a teacher to you, it's the ability to learn from someone that defines teaching.

[Anozie Stephanie]

Thank you

[Anozie Stephanie]

A quick read with many lessons to learn. I have read this one. Overall a good book.
You provide a nice and crisp review!

Thank you.

[Seetha E]

You are welcome.

[Opeyemi Ajiboye]

I believe everything in life is a process, and just improving oneself gradually is what makes an absolute difference from who you were. The ability to achieve anything is what I love about this review.

[Tomy Chandrafrost]

I agree with you, this book offers a lot of advice on personal improvement. Although there were parts I didn't like because I found the advice too cliché, I really liked your review. It provides a more positive perspective on the book that I hope to incorporate into my other writings. Thank you for writing this.