Review of The Unfakeable Code®
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Kristiana Infante
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Review of The Unfakeable Code®
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Unfakeable Code®" by Tony Jeton Selimi.]
The author made me feel as though he was speaking to me directly. Tony addresses and helps you realize that you are not alone. Tony leverages his personal experiences to make his book applicable to everyone, despite the fact that our histories are diverse. He makes a commitment to change your viewpoint, and he is successful in doing so. Each principle is presented in a way that encourages fresh ideas and innovative methods of problem-solving. Tony gives you the tools to improve not only your relationships with yourself but also your friends, families, and colleagues. He also provides exercises, which I really like, to help you get started on the path of discovering your unfakeable self. I like how the exercises encourage you to build lists and examine difficult things you've never thought of before. Even though I'm having trouble responding to some of his questions right now, I'm already starting to look deeper inside of myself. He suggests reading it more than once, so I'll come back to this book to rebuild my lists and do the exercises over again to evaluate my progress. The Unfakeable Code will be simpler to understand and apply to my life the second time I read it because I will have learned more and put the concepts he discusses into practice using fresh strategies and increased self-assurance. He thoroughly explains his beliefs on several levels, but he also makes note of the possibility that you might need to seek additional outside therapy and assistance if necessary. This book is cheerful, inspiring, and full of motivation. No matter where you are in life or where you are headed, it is worthwhile to read this book. Even if you don't get much from your first read, reading it again will get you started on finding your unfakeable self. I give this book 5 out of 5.
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The Unfakeable Code®
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The author made me feel as though he was speaking to me directly. Tony addresses and helps you realize that you are not alone. Tony leverages his personal experiences to make his book applicable to everyone, despite the fact that our histories are diverse. He makes a commitment to change your viewpoint, and he is successful in doing so. Each principle is presented in a way that encourages fresh ideas and innovative methods of problem-solving. Tony gives you the tools to improve not only your relationships with yourself but also your friends, families, and colleagues. He also provides exercises, which I really like, to help you get started on the path of discovering your unfakeable self. I like how the exercises encourage you to build lists and examine difficult things you've never thought of before. Even though I'm having trouble responding to some of his questions right now, I'm already starting to look deeper inside of myself. He suggests reading it more than once, so I'll come back to this book to rebuild my lists and do the exercises over again to evaluate my progress. The Unfakeable Code will be simpler to understand and apply to my life the second time I read it because I will have learned more and put the concepts he discusses into practice using fresh strategies and increased self-assurance. He thoroughly explains his beliefs on several levels, but he also makes note of the possibility that you might need to seek additional outside therapy and assistance if necessary. This book is cheerful, inspiring, and full of motivation. No matter where you are in life or where you are headed, it is worthwhile to read this book. Even if you don't get much from your first read, reading it again will get you started on finding your unfakeable self. I give this book 5 out of 5.
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The Unfakeable Code®
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I think I'll be reading and learning about this book very soon based on this review. I read the review twice because I found it so enjoyable.
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