Danielle LaPorte
Autor von The Desire Map: A Guide to Creating Goals with Soul
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Danielle LaPorte was born on May 25, 1969 in Ontario Canada. She is an inspirational speaker, bestselling author, and entrepreneur. Her three non-fiction books focus on goal-setting and entrepreneurship. Her latest title, White Hot Truth, looks at the components of the self-help culture and mehr anzeigen spiritual devotion. Her titles include: Style Statement, Out of the Blue and The Desire Map. She is also one of Oprah Winfrey's "Super Soul 100 Leaders" which is a group that is connecting the world together with a unique spiritual energy. (Bowker Author Biography) weniger anzeigen
Werke von Danielle LaPorte
The Fire Starter Sessions: A Soulful Practical Guide to Creating Success on Your Own Terms (2012) 184 Exemplare
White Hot Truth: Clarity for Keeping It Real on Your Spiritual Path from One Seeker to Another (2017) 44 Exemplare
The Desire Map: The Workbook 3 Exemplare
Comment développer l'estime de soi de nos enfants : Guide pratique à l'intention des parents… (1998) 2 Exemplare
Autoimagen, autoestima y socializaci¢n / Self-image, self-esteem and socialization: Gu¡a pr ctica con ni¤os de 0 a… (2006) 1 Exemplar
Your Big Beautiful Book Plan 1 Exemplar
Favorecer a Auto-Estima dos 0 aos 6 1 Exemplar
The Fire Starter Sessions: The Workbook 1 Exemplar
The Fire Starter Sessions B 1 Exemplar
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- Geburtstag
- 1969-05-25
- Geschlecht
- female
- Geburtsort
- Ontario, Canada
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But having said that, I found so much to love between the pages of this very beautiful book. (And let's talk about that for a minute; the hardcover is striking in every way - from the blazing white cover to the gorgeous typography within.) LaPorte doesn't shy away from difficult topics, and she doesn't worry about how her opinions will be perceived by others, which is something I greatly admire. She pulls no punches, and openly shares her experiences and beliefs as though opening her heart to a girlfriend over coffee.
I appreciated the insights into some of her tougher moments, as well as her intimate stories of self-discovery and personal growth. Although there's much in this book I agreed with, there were a few chapters and some concepts that didn't resonate with me at all. (For example, the self-loathing thing... she seems to think everyone hates themselves. For a moment there, I felt like I was missing out because I don't -- nor have I ever!) And no, I'm not getting rid of my crystals because I fear some energy-sucking-psychopath invading my home through my precious stones.
Overall, this was an interesting take on the topics of self-help and spirituality. I'd recommend it with the usual caveat I give when I suggest reading these types of books: "take what works for you and leave the rest".… (mehr)