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Oh Wow This Changes Everything

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Not many know it but there are some simple ways to understand your life and your relationships.See for yourself in this fun, easy to read book explaining why we do the things we do; and what to do about it. Seriously, get us stressed enough and we all start acting a little childish. Sometimes we can look down-right irrational.Another thing, you are not powerless to change your current relationships The reality is that there is a different way to deal with them that doesn't require your learning a bunch of easily forgotten skills.Now, consider what happens......when your whole way of understanding yourself and others changes.See for yourself

160 pages, Nook

First published February 1, 2008

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Melody Brooke

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Melody was raised in the wings of a theatre as her mother directed plays for the local high school. Writing and acting out plays with her brother and sister since elementary school became the platform for Melodys later work. She went on to study Acting and Directing at the University of Oklahoma, then moving do Dallas in 1976 and graduating from the University of Texas at Dallas. Melody went on to film, television, commercial, voice over and industrial work.

During her child-raising years Melody went back graduate school at theTexas Womans University. She is now a Professional Counselor and Marriage and Family Therapist. After practicing almost 20 years, she came up with a model for understanding human relationships and wrote the books, Cycles of the Heart: A way out of the egocentrism of everyday life, Oh, WOW This changes everything , The Landmines to Goldmines Play book for couples and The Oh WOW Healing Guide. Melody began speaking and presenting on her unique model in 2003 and is now a highly sought after motivational speaker.

Returning to film work in 2005, Melody is represented by Landrum Arts, LA and The Linicomn Agency. She is currently writing while developing shorts and feature films for production and maintaining a small private counseling practice.

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October 2, 2013
There is a lot of information that I took away from this book. The first Chapter introduces you to why we are all drama queens, how our brain dictates our emotions, the Cycle of Egocentrism, and how we can make the choice to shift into living outside of the drama in our lives. I enjoyed reading about blame and drama and the different types of people out there. There's the Victim, the Self-Protector, and the Rescuer. Each plays a different role in society.

I took great pleasure in reading this book. I really did learn a lot. There were a few grammatical errors that were only slightly distracting. There are a lot of personal stories that help you see, you are not as one of a kind as you might think. This book will definitely empower you to feeling better about who you are. I would rate this book a 4/5.
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