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matthewmeadows4's review
4.0
“Your dreams don’t have to be big, but they do have to be yours”
Maybe the only book on relationships I will come back to at some point. Very very very good.
Maybe the only book on relationships I will come back to at some point. Very very very good.
zjsfm's review against another edition
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
relaxing
medium-paced
4.0
An enlightening read, it’s more self help in finding satisfaction in live, and using inner compassion to the fullest.
Less about romantic love but love in general and showing up as a partner who is ready to grow together 💛
I’d appreciate more coverage on romantic love, since the title does hint towards it. But platonic and community love is rarely discussed and the Shetty’s narration was both detailed and easy to follow.
Less about romantic love but love in general and showing up as a partner who is ready to grow together 💛
I’d appreciate more coverage on romantic love, since the title does hint towards it. But platonic and community love is rarely discussed and the Shetty’s narration was both detailed and easy to follow.
astrireads's review against another edition
4.0
Diving into Jay Shetty's '8 Rules of Love' has been a transformative journey! Jay Shetty has created a compelling guide to deepen our connections by blending heartfelt storytelling with ancient wisdom and modern insights. Each rule is a gem, offering practical steps for personal growth, your partner's growth, and meaningful relationships.
While some concepts may feel familiar, especially if you have read Think Like A Monk, Jay Shetty's unique perspective and engaging style breathe fresh life into the age-old wisdom, making this book an inspiring journey for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of love.
As I prepare for marriage (❤️
While some concepts may feel familiar, especially if you have read Think Like A Monk, Jay Shetty's unique perspective and engaging style breathe fresh life into the age-old wisdom, making this book an inspiring journey for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of love.
As I prepare for marriage (❤️
spoonofnutella_'s review against another edition
reflective
slow-paced
1.0
Not a great read. There are better books out there that do what this book tries to do.
karissarissah's review against another edition
3.0
There were some good nuggets and I enjoyed the latter half a lot more than the beginning. It isn't something I'll read again, so I'm glad I listened to the audiobook for free on Libby. Also, does the physical book version have the meditations too, or is that just an audiobook thing? How on Earth is someone supposed to close their eyes and follow along with the meditations if they're reading it with their eyes? I don't know. It was fine.
jvidito's review against another edition
fast-paced
2.25
“men think they have an epiphany, but its just something you already realized as a child” paraphrasing but you get the point lol