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The 21-Day Consciousness Cleanse (2009)

by Debbie Ford(Favorite Author)

3.62 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

0061783641 (ISBN13: 9780061783647)

languge

English

genre

Nonfiction

publisher

HarperOne

review 1: I promised myself that I would stay away from self help books in 2012. I read about a half dozen in 2011 and after awhile they all began to sound the same. I read the 21-Day Consciousness Cleanse because I thought it would be a great way to start the year. It wasn't. I was incredibly bored with the first 84 pages or so. Finally, Ford started with the cleanse. The exercises didn't appeal to me. I will admit that I am not in a space in my life where I want to look back. I've made my peace with the past and know how to refocus my energy when memories unexpectantly visit. There were some encouraging statements in the book that I appreciated. Overall, it was an okay book. I am going back to my promise to steer clear of the self help books, though.
review 2: I didn't... more like this book. I began reading with a clear head, ready for the wisdom and guidance. This book was written by someone who has conquered addiction. I am very happy for her, but I think the the book was a little too religious. We all worship differently, and I don't appreciate being told how to do so. I felt the message she was conveying was that you could not succeed without all your faith in God. I think faith in yourself is enough. less

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