The Art of Letting GO: How to Let Go of the Past, Look Forward to the Future, and Finally Enjoy the Emotional Freedom You Deserve! (The Art Of Living Well)

I tend to hold on grudges and people. I get easily irritated as well. This books has helped navigate better with those emotions and helped ease up on letting go of people and emotions that arent good for me (still working on it though). A must read!

This is a book I practically filled with highlights, flagging endless triggers and exercises that resonated deeply. If you’ve ever struggled with letting go of anything, no matter how big or small, this is a keeper. It’s something I’ll continue to go back to because it reminds you that we are human and sometimes we just need to be kinder to ourselves. The simple things!

After buying this book, the first thing that I feel is that this book has enough content as in the book description that I see. After reading this book, I decided to write a review: The Art of Letting Go can be said to be a mirror for us to reflect on the past but without causing nostalgia and suffering, a stepping stone to look towards the future and live more positively every day. the truth is that we are contradicting ourselves, we blame others because we cannot forgive ourselves, we are unhappy because we are clinging too long to the wounds of our past. In the past, we can't make progress because we're too concerned about what others think of us or even our past successes limit us from moving forward with more dramatic change and breakthroughs. I like this author's writing style, simple but not sketchy, easy to read, understand and practice. in the future I will continue to follow the ways taught in this book, I don't know how much my life will change but I see if I change my life in a new way With this author's book, I will let go of the painful past and move towards a brighter future. 4 stars is the number I use to rate the book as a sincere thank you to the author. and I just want to say: your book is very good and i like it

Great book for those who may not like going to therapy,

Nice easy reading but it seems statements are made as if it they are fact, whereas people have different experiences that are not as complicated, nor as simplified, as the author suggests. For example, the simplistic statements that exhaustion or difficult memories are due to “not letting go” of something is over simplification. Exhaustion from raising children solo and working a demanding but very satisfying job, while also engaging in fun sports for personal time, is not always exhaustion because you did not let go of something traumatic….. it is a life choice, not a trauma. A great night’s sleep is the cure. Also, some painful memories are resolved but you never forget. Even if all are forgiven, even oneself, some things will remain in memory. You are not needing to let go necessarily and often that wont happen anyway. You just learn to accept and not get sad etc i found it to be so so. Unfortunately i accidentally bought 2 copies and another book by the same author which was also uninformative and common sense. Ive alway read self help books and listen to good advice of wise (often older) friends & qualified professionals, plus have many years of life experience, and so perhaps these books are just so so for me, but useful for others.

I found this book excellent and very helpful for letting go of regrets and addressing guilt. What separates this book from other self-help type books is it gives a specific exercise at the end of every chapter that addresses the topic of the chapter. It's basically CBT self-coaching that helps bring ruminating, destructive patterns of thought to light through writing them down, encouraging rational thinking, while addressing origins of thought that are frequently based on dysfunctional pasts. Very importantly, the author also addresses the neuroscience of rumination and negative catastrophic thinking. Highly recommended.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I’ve been able to do some powerful revisiting of my early life and issues with self doubt. As well as current events in my life. I’ve done the exercises. Great book. Looking forward to your next one. Letting go is very difficult. The self hate. Is toxic. But deep breath and moving on 😃😊😊

My only reason for not giving the book a 5-star review was the exercises were useless. I highlighted a lot of things in the book that made sense. I wish the exercises were replaced with more quotations and with personal stories. The book was a worthwhile purchase for me and I recommend it.

What ever stressful event situation you could come across each day, this book got them all covered. Simply go through the contents and do that relevant exercise to help you feel better. Make sure you have the kindle version to you have access when ever you want.

This book was very inspiring and a wonderful book to read. I really enjoyed it alot. I highly recommend it!

Après avoir lu « the art of saying no » du même auteur j’ai décider de lire celui ci. Mais je n’ai pas appris grand chose

I love this book since the beginning...word by word it helped me to make me free from pain...i know that i have to work and improve in many aspect of my life...but this book gives me a lot of hope...And i know that i can always find in it something precious to Think about in a positive way!!! If u need an help to chance your negative thoughts..it you don't know how to stop them...give a shot(chance) to this book... I know i Will read it more then ones!!!!

A must read...for a mindful and healthy life. It really teaches u how to lead a life with a posting outlook without letting your emotions control your life.