Review of You Made It Up, Now Stop Believing It

[Deborah Belanger]

Thank you for your insightful review on You Made It Up, Now Stop Believing It" by Kathi Sohn. This book offers a unique perspective on how our bodies store memories and how these memories can affect our lives in the present. In simple terms, vows are promises that we make to ourselves in response to a traumatic experience, and they can be positive or negative. I like that the information in the book aims to put the power back into the hands of the reader. Instead of blaming other people or things around us, we are given a lesson on taking personal responsibility for the limitations we have experienced in life. This interesting read is temporarily free on Amazon and I have put it on my shelf. Congratulations to the author for BOTD.

[Khushi RBY Yadav]

What a great book. An amazing self-helf guide. I really liked the concept of the book. The theory that even newborn can feel their environment. This book can help heal so many people and get to the cause of trauma. Everybody deals with some trauma whether it's negative or positive depends on our reaction. To understand our own behavior we probably should read this book. And it's free on Amazon so why not.

[Kaviarasi Rathnavelu]

The review of this book seems captivating. This book sounds like a must-have book for everyone, and it may help to understand our body and ourselves. I’m so curious to read this book, especially about newborn baby awareness. Thank you for such a thoughtful review. Congrats on BOTD.

[Judy Burr]

Thank you for your review. This book would be appropriate for teens and up. At birth, we are equipped with feelings, hearing, seeing, and ready to process our surroundings. Most have been told different things about us that made us happy or sad. Usually comments or stories about your relatives and their circumstances. This book helps people to look back and see how those early impressions that helped or did not help you in your life. Congrats to the author for the #BOTD.

[Nwamaka Chidi]

Memories can be a rate limiting step to future progress. "You made it up, now stop believing it" would be a great read from the review. This review is detailed enough to convince one to read the book. Thanks for job well done.

[Anu Anand]

I’d love to explore the different case studies in this guide and gain a deeper understanding of how past experiences shape us. The focus on self-awareness and self-discovery feels truly useful for anyone looking to release old patterns and grow consciously.

[Gladis Ratish Kumar]

The review provided valuable insights. The book presents an intriguing concept, exploring how vows made during past traumatic experiences can hold us back from truly living life to the fullest. I'm eager to dive in and discover more of what the author has to offer.

[Benjamin_Stevens]

"You made it up, now stop believing it" by Kathi Sohn" talks about the impacts of memories and vows. This is a great book, as this is an issue a lot of us face. Congrats on being BOTD.

[Zubby J Azi]

This book's focus on the power of our beliefs and childhood experiences resonates deeply. A must-read for personal growth!

[mytkreadingreview]

The book make us aware of the vitality of vows in life, some of us don't understand it's impact especially those who never got some one to look up to, but according to my experience in life most children who got a full support of their families are the one who are able to make positive vows, they later work for them in the future caree and in life the are no wrong vows, only the wrong ones are the one who don't bring good opportunities to ourselves.

[Stephen Christopher 1]

it's an interesting concept that early memories are actually stored in the body, and that's what makes us react in different ways over the years.

[Lauren Gonzalez]

Reading this book reminds me my mom telling me children are like sponges, because they absorbes everything and then decides what is convenient and what not, but not only that, defense mechanisms that the author calls vows are also acquired on the womb which is really extraordinary.

This book can be used as a base to read other books which is really interesting, for the fact that is helping the reader to understand their way to be and how to work around your real persona. In fact this book has helped me to know better and apply better to myself advises like the ones on the unfakable code book!

Thank you very much to the author for such an amazing masterpiece!!

[Leonie Vermaak]

This sounds very intriguing!!! I normally don't read self-help books, but I must admit that this one got my attention as it makes sense on so many levels! Definitely reading this very soon. Thanks for an excellent review. Congrats on BOTD and thanks for the free book

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for your informational review. I'm glad you liked the book. What an interesting idea that our body remembers things from so long ago. I also liked how she wrote it so simply so we could all understand it rather than wondering what all of the words mean. Examples, whether personal or from others always make a nonfiction book more interesting to me too. I have added this to my list of books to read.

[Nicholas Gatobu]

This is a detailed review on "You Made It Up, Now Stop Believing It" by Kathi Sohn. What we believe surely determines the type of people we are. Negative beliefs lead us to living very miserable lives.