The Awe Factor: How a Little Bit of Wonder Can Make a Big Difference in Your Life

by Allen Klein, Jack Canfield (Foreword)

How to Find Awe, Meaning, and Wonder in Everyday Life “One of the best spiritual books of 2020.” — Spirituality&Practice.com Bestselling author and TEDx presenter Allen Klein returns to find and define awe. In his latest book, he shows readers how to escape the everyday ruts of life by opening their eyes to the awe and wonder around them. Exploring the human ability to be in awe.  What does it mean to be awestruck? Or more simply, what is awe? Backed by the latest scientific research, Klein sets out to define awe and its effects on health and happiness. For example, over the past dozen years, or so, scientists have found, among other things, that Plenty of reasons to be in awe.  With a sprinkling of the spiritual and scientific,  The Awe Factor  takes readers on an exploration of a human phenomenon. From research to first-hand awe-inspiring stories, Klein reflects on feelings of awe, meaning and purpose. And with bonus awe-awakening tools, tips, and techniques, he helps readers become more aware of, and increase, the awe and wonder in their life. If you enjoyed books like  Awe ,  In Awe , The Book of Delights, or  The Book of Awesome , then you’ll love  The Awe Factor .

Genres: Inspirational

Kindle Edition

Published December 1, 2020

Reviews

[Cassandra · Rating 5 out of 5]

I received a complimentary copy.

Cool stories and facts along with super ways to show the power of awesome.

[Jan Deelstra · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is a collection of individuals’ opinions of what “awe” is. Without spoilers, it’s challenging to rate this collective, but there definitely are some inspiring and/or enjoyable moments. It’s in the genre of the Chicken Soup series, which is not my personal cup of tea. It’s a book that can be opened to any page for a quick inspirational fix, or you can do what I did, and sit down and read it cover to cover in just a short span of time. I give it. Solid 3 stars for cleverly weaving stories with the content, and because it feels like a weekend project of gathering quotes. Would make a thoughtful gift for those needing a little boost.

[Betty Bennett · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read. The author encourages us to develop our sense of awe when we experience events in life. Many examples are given.

[Annie · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is as cheesy as they come 😅

Cool premise but a lil cheesy.