All The Reminders You Need To Get You Through Anything In Life

by Thought Catalog

'All The Reminders You Need To Get You Through Anything In Life' is a collection of daily reminders you need to hear when you’re going through a hard time. These reminders cover all aspects of graduating, growing up, feeling lost, loving too much, struggling to find love, struggling to move on, trying to let go or going through a quarter life crisis. We all need uplifting reminders to keep us going and make us feel like we’re not alone. This book is more of a manual on how to navigate the hurdles of life and overcome them.

Genres: Self Help, Nonfiction, Poetry, Mental Health

91 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 23, 2016

About the author

Thought Catalog is a website founded in 2010 by American entrepreneur and media strategist Chris Lavergne. Owned by The Thought & Expression Company, the site attracts 25 million monthly unique visitors. -Wikipedia

Reviews

[Bel Rodrigues]

3,5 ⭐️

[Odyssa]

If you're familiar with Thought Catalog and the type of articles they publish, this book reads like a collection of articles from the website. It isn't a bad thing. In fact, I gained a lot of encouragement from this book. I read a lot about caring for oneself, accepting mistakes because they are part of life, and moving forward with a tiny step.

I'm not entirely sure about liking the 'listicle' or bullet form all throughout the book. I'd have preferred it if each topic had deeper, longer essays. The topics are timely and I know most young readers will be able to relate.

I mentioned 'young readers' because, as I read the book, I was reminded of my actions and ideas and decisions when I was in my 20s. The late night parties, the drinking, the hangovers, the 'wrong' guy, etc.

I recommend this book to readers who are feeling a little lost and need some encouragement.

[Lauren Christopher]

Hit the nail on the head :)

It really is comforting to see this advice published. It reflects language that real counselors would use, which emphasizes using sentences that gets the reader to make up their own mind about things, while also giving advice that a good friend would give. Well done!

[Wendy]

I picked up this book off Amazon kindle a lark actually. I'm so glad I did! There are various stories/lists of pick me ups when you are 20, recent breakup or divorce, etc . . So if you are feeling a bit down, pick up this book, give it a read, I do not believe you will be disappointed.

[Alenis Orozco]

First time picking up this kind of book

At first I found it very impressive that every chapter has a long list of advices/sayings. Also throughout the book I had no idea that I needed to hear some of this.

[Kathy C. Antigua]

I leaned on this book heavily while I was going through a tough time in my life. It kept me afloat and I encourage anyone who needs a daily pick-me-up to purchase this book. It is both a must read and a re-read!

[Booked 📚]

There’s some great quotes and advice in this book, but there’s also some pretty flawed (or straight fucked-up) quotes and advice too. There’s some turds amongst the nuggets of gold, but there’s something for everyone.

[Dar'Jae]

Hit the spot

I love this book. Makes me feel completely human in a world that bashes feelings of being human! Definitely a great read.

[Tarah Awai]

repetitive, cliche.

[Tra-Day]

Little daily reminder...

.keep it handy and refer back as often as possible. This book was down to earth like getting advice from a close friend

[Amy 🫧]

more like 3 and 3/4 stars

[Patience]

Okay read.

Okay read. Not the best self help or motivation book, would probably apply well to post pubescent and post graduate lives

[Landa]

Great Read

Quick and easy read. Thought provoking and practical. I'm in my 40's and this is relative to me in some areas.

[Aun YiChiet]

Much needed assurance for people going through their messy lives

Wish someone had told me this sooner, but that's how life works you learn things preparing you for things to come...

[Helen Pugsley]

I read the sample. I can't wait to buy the whole thing.💘👏 I feel better.

[Stacey Shackelford]

Insightful

This book may be for the 20 something's. I'm 44 years old and still got something out of it. Thumbs up.

[Stefany]

Liked it

Good compilations of things you need to hear (or read). Has a really ralxed and personal vibe to it :v

[Apoorva Sharma]

This book should come in pocket size so that everyone gets to carry this on daily purpose.

[Destiny]

This is a need

This book let me tell you. Has advice in it I never realized I needed. If your struggling in life with love, yourself, loss, or whatever. You need to buy this.

[Bel]

2,5

[Lezz]

Great! I like it, this book have some really good sentences that we need to hear sometimes in your life.

[Sasha Elise]

Relatable

It lagged in some places but had some pretty decent advice. Also it quoted 'The Help' which is always fun

[Sincerely Bluejay]

I know that repetition helps people remember the reminders but there was a little too much of that for my taste. Otherwise this was an upliftingly interesting read and I got a lot of inspiration for my own art and life out of it.

[Debbie]

On point

These books get to me in a good way . They make me think . They make me cry. And they make me move on. All of these are good things . I found thoughts catalog a few years back and read the blog religiously . I couldn't believe my luck when I realized they have tons of books on Kindle, just waiting to be read by me .

[Rick Gilson]

Not quite what I expected - at times a bit repetitive but interesting collection of thoughts.