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A Little Book to Change the World: A Practical Guide to the Opinions of Others
Have you ever heard someone’s opinion or received criticism that really frustrated you?
Have you ever been verbally attacked online or trolled on social media?
Have you ever disagreed with someone and been left feeling angry and/or hurt by their words?
In this book, I share how to use the RAINA Method, a 5-Step method to processing the opinions of others and handling conflict in a way that will leave you feeling more confident and peaceful.
This approach will help protect your mental well-being and guide you through difficult conversations, so you can get the best outcome possible.
Have you ever been verbally attacked online or trolled on social media?
Have you ever disagreed with someone and been left feeling angry and/or hurt by their words?
In this book, I share how to use the RAINA Method, a 5-Step method to processing the opinions of others and handling conflict in a way that will leave you feeling more confident and peaceful.
This approach will help protect your mental well-being and guide you through difficult conversations, so you can get the best outcome possible.
83 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 9, 2023
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May 8, 2023
arc copy review: very handy!
It’s a quick read that essentially says, you are not the only point of view. Get your head out of the clouds! Fair point. Not the first time I have heard it, but always a great refresher. Enjoyable. Definitely see myself using the acronym RAINA in a pinch of a heated moment.
It’s a quick read that essentially says, you are not the only point of view. Get your head out of the clouds! Fair point. Not the first time I have heard it, but always a great refresher. Enjoyable. Definitely see myself using the acronym RAINA in a pinch of a heated moment.
May 13, 2023
Only got about half way through the book. The concept was repetitive. Basically put yourself in the other persons shoes and consider their opinion before reacting.
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