Review of The Unfakeable Code®
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Review of The Unfakeable Code®
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Unfakeable Code®" by Tony Jeton Selimi.]
Tony Jeton Selimi's The Unfakeable Code is a self-help book that takes readers on an amazing journey to discovering and becoming their true selves.
The Unfakeable Code focuses on the "mask" that most people wear to feel included, liked, or appreciated, but most times, in exchange for these masks, people eventually lose themselves, lose the traits that make them unique, and lose their authenticity. This non-fiction, self-help masterpiece takes readers through the difficult task of unmasking and becoming themselves through the diligent etching and application of five of the author's "mind-upgrading, life-enhancing, and business-transforming" principles, which the author nicknamed "the five principles of the unfakeable code".
One of the reasons I like this book is its relatability. Almost every person at some point in their life felt the need to put on a mask or become someone else, someone they're not, to fit in, and most times in the long run they regret that decision and find it very difficult to revert to their original self, their authentic self, the unfakeable person they once were. This book takes on its shoulders the brutal journey of helping that individual ditch that mask to become the unfakeable person they want to be.
I had a few dislikes about the book as well, and the first would be the cover. I think the cover is off-putting, does not accurately depict the information the book holds, and nearly made me ignore the book at first glance. Also, I disliked the lengthy introduction and lengthy praise for the author that the book starts with. It would have been a lot better if the introduction was shorter and the praises were fewer, or some of them moved towards the end of the book. Another thing I disliked about the book was the constant repetition I noticed as I read through the chapters. Maybe the author felt the need to emphasize some key points, but that constant repetition made me uneasy, as if I were reading the same chapters over and over again. The book was also flawlessly edited.
Overall, I'd rate Tony Jeton Selimi's "The Unfakeable Code" 4 out of 5 stars. I deducted one star because of the dislikes I mentioned earlier.
I'd recommend this book to both young adults and adults who want to embark on the journey to rediscover themselves.
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The Unfakeable Code®
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Tony Jeton Selimi's The Unfakeable Code is a self-help book that takes readers on an amazing journey to discovering and becoming their true selves.
The Unfakeable Code focuses on the "mask" that most people wear to feel included, liked, or appreciated, but most times, in exchange for these masks, people eventually lose themselves, lose the traits that make them unique, and lose their authenticity. This non-fiction, self-help masterpiece takes readers through the difficult task of unmasking and becoming themselves through the diligent etching and application of five of the author's "mind-upgrading, life-enhancing, and business-transforming" principles, which the author nicknamed "the five principles of the unfakeable code".
One of the reasons I like this book is its relatability. Almost every person at some point in their life felt the need to put on a mask or become someone else, someone they're not, to fit in, and most times in the long run they regret that decision and find it very difficult to revert to their original self, their authentic self, the unfakeable person they once were. This book takes on its shoulders the brutal journey of helping that individual ditch that mask to become the unfakeable person they want to be.
I had a few dislikes about the book as well, and the first would be the cover. I think the cover is off-putting, does not accurately depict the information the book holds, and nearly made me ignore the book at first glance. Also, I disliked the lengthy introduction and lengthy praise for the author that the book starts with. It would have been a lot better if the introduction was shorter and the praises were fewer, or some of them moved towards the end of the book. Another thing I disliked about the book was the constant repetition I noticed as I read through the chapters. Maybe the author felt the need to emphasize some key points, but that constant repetition made me uneasy, as if I were reading the same chapters over and over again. The book was also flawlessly edited.
Overall, I'd rate Tony Jeton Selimi's "The Unfakeable Code" 4 out of 5 stars. I deducted one star because of the dislikes I mentioned earlier.
I'd recommend this book to both young adults and adults who want to embark on the journey to rediscover themselves.
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The Unfakeable Code®
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Your review of 'The Unfakeable Code' offers a refreshing perspective, celebrating its relatability while constructively addressing aspects like the cover and repetition. Your thoughtful critique adds depth to the review, making it a valuable guide for readers. A well-balanced 4-star assessment that resonates with those on the journey to self-discovery.
