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Say Yes To Goodness: 10 Steps To A Complete And Happy You
As a leading expert on human connections, Chantal Heide is once again taking you closer towards love and its ultimate fulfillment. How can you become more in tune with your inner peace and skillfully rise above negativity? How can you discover happiness so deep it brings tears of joy to your face? How can you grow a sensation of love so great it flows outward and infects those around you? How can you turn love into a superpower? Chantal teaches you how the three qualities that make up your essence — your body, your mind, and your soul — can become fully aligned and help you create the magical, happy life you strive to achieve. Learn how to harmonize the ten key areas in life, and discover how fulfillment and joy are attainable simply by understanding the realities of your true nature. Love and happiness are right at your fingertips, waiting for you to discover not only how easily you can gain access to it all, but how great it feels to spread the goodness within. Visit Chantal’s website at www.CanadasDatingCoach.com
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156 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 1, 2017
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March 18, 2026
Full Reviews: https://pinkstinx.blogspot.com/
Say Yes To Goodness has a kind message, but honestly, if you’ve read a few personal growth books before, this one probably won’t surprise you. The ideas about mindset, emotional awareness, and choosing positivity are solid, but they’re also pretty familiar. Nothing really jumped out as fresh or different.
The strongest parts are the sections about emotional acceptance. Heide really leans into the idea of getting comfortable with discomfort, and she shares a lot about her own emotional highs and lows. Those moments feel genuine and give the book some heart, even if the concepts themselves are things many readers have heard before.
If someone is brand new to personal development, this could be a gentle and encouraging starting point. But for anyone who’s been on this journey for a while, it feels more like a reminder than a revelation. Sweet intentions, warm tone, but not much that stands out.
★★
(Part 2)
This collection of highlights captures the heart of Heide’s message: growth is both a choice and a practice. Each quote reinforces the central themes of responsibility, alignment, and emotional openness.
Several quotes focus on the company you keep. Heide reminds readers that people operating from drama or ego may not align with your path, and that’s okay. Growth naturally attracts growth, and surrounding yourself with emotionally mature people strengthens your own evolution.
Altogether, these quotes form a meaningful tapestry of guidance. They encourage readers to rise, to feel deeply, to choose peace, and to believe in the possibilities waiting on the other side of emotional honesty.
Most profound quotes
“Being someone intent on growth myself, I’m going to choose people who aren’t creating drama and seeking people to sympathize with the issues they manifest.”
“It doesn’t take much for someone to turn themselves around and switch from destructive patterns to growth. Just a willingness to identify and overcome one’s own ego.”
“Remember that like attracts like, and if you decide to grow, you’ll find yourself surrounded by people who mirror your emotional goals.”
“What you think is what you are. It can be no other way.”
“You need to learn how to become comfortable feeling uncomfortable.”
“As low as you’ll go emotionally, you’ll be able to access places that are equally high if you give yourself the chance.”
“Allowing yourself to express your grief will cleanse it from your body, and ease it from your soul, giving you space to allow happiness to fill you.”
“You can’t avoid negative feelings, thinking doing so will bring you closer to happier ones. It doesn’t work that way.”
“The more you feel like you already have what you need, the more likely it is you’ll get what you strive for.”
“If you’re looking in the direction of incompleteness, of lack, you’re always going to be there.”
https://pinkstinx.blogspot.com/
Say Yes To Goodness has a kind message, but honestly, if you’ve read a few personal growth books before, this one probably won’t surprise you. The ideas about mindset, emotional awareness, and choosing positivity are solid, but they’re also pretty familiar. Nothing really jumped out as fresh or different.
The strongest parts are the sections about emotional acceptance. Heide really leans into the idea of getting comfortable with discomfort, and she shares a lot about her own emotional highs and lows. Those moments feel genuine and give the book some heart, even if the concepts themselves are things many readers have heard before.
If someone is brand new to personal development, this could be a gentle and encouraging starting point. But for anyone who’s been on this journey for a while, it feels more like a reminder than a revelation. Sweet intentions, warm tone, but not much that stands out.
★★
(Part 2)
This collection of highlights captures the heart of Heide’s message: growth is both a choice and a practice. Each quote reinforces the central themes of responsibility, alignment, and emotional openness.
Several quotes focus on the company you keep. Heide reminds readers that people operating from drama or ego may not align with your path, and that’s okay. Growth naturally attracts growth, and surrounding yourself with emotionally mature people strengthens your own evolution.
Altogether, these quotes form a meaningful tapestry of guidance. They encourage readers to rise, to feel deeply, to choose peace, and to believe in the possibilities waiting on the other side of emotional honesty.
Most profound quotes
“Being someone intent on growth myself, I’m going to choose people who aren’t creating drama and seeking people to sympathize with the issues they manifest.”
“It doesn’t take much for someone to turn themselves around and switch from destructive patterns to growth. Just a willingness to identify and overcome one’s own ego.”
“Remember that like attracts like, and if you decide to grow, you’ll find yourself surrounded by people who mirror your emotional goals.”
“What you think is what you are. It can be no other way.”
“You need to learn how to become comfortable feeling uncomfortable.”
“As low as you’ll go emotionally, you’ll be able to access places that are equally high if you give yourself the chance.”
“Allowing yourself to express your grief will cleanse it from your body, and ease it from your soul, giving you space to allow happiness to fill you.”
“You can’t avoid negative feelings, thinking doing so will bring you closer to happier ones. It doesn’t work that way.”
“The more you feel like you already have what you need, the more likely it is you’ll get what you strive for.”
“If you’re looking in the direction of incompleteness, of lack, you’re always going to be there.”
https://pinkstinx.blogspot.com/
September 13, 2022
I really enjoy what she has to say
This book is a simple read. Sure there are some goofy explanations, but I think the point is still there. Who wouldn't want to say yes to goodness? Don't we all just want to be happy?
This book is a simple read. Sure there are some goofy explanations, but I think the point is still there. Who wouldn't want to say yes to goodness? Don't we all just want to be happy?
February 4, 2021
Beautiful book! Lots of distracting typos. So many "listen"s it was also distracting. A great read.
February 3, 2026
just enough confirmation
If you get the nudge to get the book, follow it. There maybe just the right things said to confirm the voice in you— a good reflective voice.
If you get the nudge to get the book, follow it. There maybe just the right things said to confirm the voice in you— a good reflective voice.
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