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Empath: Healing People with Positive Energy is a Gift. Master Your Emotions and Set Sensitive Boundaries to Empower Cognitive, Emotional, and Compassionate Empathy
Maybe you have recently discovered the idea of healing others through positive energy, and you have been inspired to do some research on the subject so that you can bring the concept into your daily life?
Or perhaps you already have a relatively good understanding of the concept of empathy leading to healing, and you are looking for a detailed book that is easy to follow and will act as a useful source for refreshing your memory?
You could even have never heard of the idea of using positive energy to heal others and yourself, but you have been looking into ways to be more positive and the topic of empathy has grabbed your interest!
The good news is, it doesn’t matter which of these statements resonates with you, Empath has everything you need and so much more, all packed into one well written and clearly explained book.
After all, isn’t it time to bring more positivity into your own life and the lives of those around you?
This book covers everything you could possibly want to know about empathy, from discussing why we need empathy in our lives to then going into greater detail about the types of empathy.
But here is where this book differs from others. Not only does this book provide you with information on empathy itself, Empath also teaches you how to become an empath, and using your abilities as an empath to help and heal other people.
Inside Empath ,
Those are just a couple of the insightful topics covered in this book!
What are you waiting for? Pick up a copy of Empath today and start bringing more positive energy into your life and the lives of those around you!
Or perhaps you already have a relatively good understanding of the concept of empathy leading to healing, and you are looking for a detailed book that is easy to follow and will act as a useful source for refreshing your memory?
You could even have never heard of the idea of using positive energy to heal others and yourself, but you have been looking into ways to be more positive and the topic of empathy has grabbed your interest!
The good news is, it doesn’t matter which of these statements resonates with you, Empath has everything you need and so much more, all packed into one well written and clearly explained book.
After all, isn’t it time to bring more positivity into your own life and the lives of those around you?
This book covers everything you could possibly want to know about empathy, from discussing why we need empathy in our lives to then going into greater detail about the types of empathy.
But here is where this book differs from others. Not only does this book provide you with information on empathy itself, Empath also teaches you how to become an empath, and using your abilities as an empath to help and heal other people.
Inside Empath ,
Those are just a couple of the insightful topics covered in this book!
What are you waiting for? Pick up a copy of Empath today and start bringing more positive energy into your life and the lives of those around you!
148 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 18, 2020
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December 13, 2020
This is a very good guide book on the empaths it is well written and presented. I never knew there are so many types and I really loved reading explanations.
This book is very short but insightful and I look forward to more from this author.
I received this book from Booksprout for an honest review.
This book is very short but insightful and I look forward to more from this author.
I received this book from Booksprout for an honest review.
December 9, 2020
Good Organization; Poor Writing
The concepts of empathy and empaths are huge buzzwords in self-help books and circles, but this book's approach intrigued me when I saw it at one of my favorite book review sites. It didn't seem to be the standard empath/ narcissist one employed by so many books. And it isn't. However, what it is isn’t much better, unfortunately. I was at first excited to see the table of contents, which showed this book aimed to break down the topic into several logical sections, including the first about different types of empathy (i.e., emotional or compassionate) and the following about empaths. I was looking forward to a good read. Unfortunately, the author does not know how to write. She may know her subject, though I can't say for certain, but she doesn't know how to write about it. The best nonfiction books are friendly and conversational. This is neither. Frankly, it's just a hard slog to read because the author states things in ways that few would in normal conversation and almost seemed to be away that she self-aggrandizes. Here's an example, right from the introduction: “An empath enables us to see the user from more points of view. Patterns state a lot as well as contradictions—which is essential information. It can occur that a user is not happy about the service but still utilizes it.” Say, what? If you have an interest in learning more about empathy and empaths, I recommend you find an easier-reading book.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
The concepts of empathy and empaths are huge buzzwords in self-help books and circles, but this book's approach intrigued me when I saw it at one of my favorite book review sites. It didn't seem to be the standard empath/ narcissist one employed by so many books. And it isn't. However, what it is isn’t much better, unfortunately. I was at first excited to see the table of contents, which showed this book aimed to break down the topic into several logical sections, including the first about different types of empathy (i.e., emotional or compassionate) and the following about empaths. I was looking forward to a good read. Unfortunately, the author does not know how to write. She may know her subject, though I can't say for certain, but she doesn't know how to write about it. The best nonfiction books are friendly and conversational. This is neither. Frankly, it's just a hard slog to read because the author states things in ways that few would in normal conversation and almost seemed to be away that she self-aggrandizes. Here's an example, right from the introduction: “An empath enables us to see the user from more points of view. Patterns state a lot as well as contradictions—which is essential information. It can occur that a user is not happy about the service but still utilizes it.” Say, what? If you have an interest in learning more about empathy and empaths, I recommend you find an easier-reading book.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
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