Review of The Unfakeable Code®
Posted: 13 Jun 2024, 05:18
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Unfakeable Code®" by Tony Jeton Selimi.]
Review:
Tony Jeton Selimi’s “The Unfakeable Code” looks into the idea of bringing the true self to the forefront, removing the masks commonly worn in society. Selimi is an engineer by education and an information technology consultant by profession, which gives the self-help zone of the Internet a rational and effective touch as well as emphasizing the individual journey of enlightenment. I also suppose that the non-specialist reader will effectively appreciate that the book is explicitly accessible.
The enthusiasm of a new voice of hope is hard to deny, especially when Selimi doesn’t deflate the bubbly optimism of his writing with sickly sweet sentimentality that brings unwanted associations with most self-help books. He uses practical examples to apply these concepts to more realistic scenarios. The book is made even better by the structure followed by the author. By following such steps, Selimi re-introduces the topic of authenticity, modularized with an emphasis on establishing one's identity.
This is an area where Laing is strong, and this book encourages readers to engage in introspection. For instance, Selimi gives exercises that make the readers question themselves regarding motives, values, and self-generated limitations. It helps define the shells and masks we put on to deceive ourselves and society and brings change in line with the authentic self.
As for Selimi, he is not afraid of authenticity, as was mentioned before. He describes the pressure and forces that compel men to conform to the standards of society and the conflict or duel within oneself against subservience to the pressure. This way, the book provides helpful strategies for negotiating these difficulties, like the personal development of self-constructed awareness and boundaries.
However, the ‘Unfakeable Code’, despite its merits, is not devoid of some loopholes. The only potential problem that some readers may have is that there are so many exercises, and they are spread across the entire book. Also, the writing style is narrative and inserted with personal stories; although it inspires and provokes much discussion, some readers will miss well-constructed arguments based on empirical research.
In conclusion, “The Unfakeable Code” is an important guide for individuals who are interested in a more purposeful life. That is why the author’s lively and friendly language, simplicity of structure, and practical guidelines have been arousing readers’ interest. In particular, the beginners on the self-discovery journey or the participants who wish to revise the elements would benefit from the use of “The Unfakeable Code.”
Rating: 4 out of 5.
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The Unfakeable Code®
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
Review:
Tony Jeton Selimi’s “The Unfakeable Code” looks into the idea of bringing the true self to the forefront, removing the masks commonly worn in society. Selimi is an engineer by education and an information technology consultant by profession, which gives the self-help zone of the Internet a rational and effective touch as well as emphasizing the individual journey of enlightenment. I also suppose that the non-specialist reader will effectively appreciate that the book is explicitly accessible.
The enthusiasm of a new voice of hope is hard to deny, especially when Selimi doesn’t deflate the bubbly optimism of his writing with sickly sweet sentimentality that brings unwanted associations with most self-help books. He uses practical examples to apply these concepts to more realistic scenarios. The book is made even better by the structure followed by the author. By following such steps, Selimi re-introduces the topic of authenticity, modularized with an emphasis on establishing one's identity.
This is an area where Laing is strong, and this book encourages readers to engage in introspection. For instance, Selimi gives exercises that make the readers question themselves regarding motives, values, and self-generated limitations. It helps define the shells and masks we put on to deceive ourselves and society and brings change in line with the authentic self.
As for Selimi, he is not afraid of authenticity, as was mentioned before. He describes the pressure and forces that compel men to conform to the standards of society and the conflict or duel within oneself against subservience to the pressure. This way, the book provides helpful strategies for negotiating these difficulties, like the personal development of self-constructed awareness and boundaries.
However, the ‘Unfakeable Code’, despite its merits, is not devoid of some loopholes. The only potential problem that some readers may have is that there are so many exercises, and they are spread across the entire book. Also, the writing style is narrative and inserted with personal stories; although it inspires and provokes much discussion, some readers will miss well-constructed arguments based on empirical research.
In conclusion, “The Unfakeable Code” is an important guide for individuals who are interested in a more purposeful life. That is why the author’s lively and friendly language, simplicity of structure, and practical guidelines have been arousing readers’ interest. In particular, the beginners on the self-discovery journey or the participants who wish to revise the elements would benefit from the use of “The Unfakeable Code.”
Rating: 4 out of 5.
******
The Unfakeable Code®
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes