#1 Amazon New Release! ─ Positive Affirmations for a Badass Fans of Rachel Hollis and Girl, Wash Your Face will love Becca Anderson's Badass Affirmations Even a badass needs daily affirmations: We all need reminders. You don’t leap out of bed knowing you are amazing and about to have an incredible day. All of us have a lot of demands, press #1 Amazon New Release! ─ Positive Affirmations for a Badass Fans of Rachel Hollis and Girl, Wash Your Face will love Becca Anderson's Badass Affirmations Even a badass needs daily affirmations: We all need reminders. You don’t leap out of bed knowing you are amazing and about to have an incredible day. All of us have a lot of demands, pressures, to-do’s and responsibilities. We find ourselves rushing around, working hard to please others. Often we find ourselves at the back of our own bus, having made everyone else happy but our own damn self. Then you go and beat yourself up about it. Let’s stop that, shall we?The incredible art of self-affirmation: Positive living and affirmation queen Becca Anderson reminds you that you are pretty darn great. I had to learn to remind myself, but you know what? It feels pretty darn good. It is even kind of addictive in the best way. There are reasons we need esteem boosters. We pick up scars and get bumps and bruises in daily life. If you had a bad childhood, you have old “tapes” from poor parenting looping through your unconscious brain. “You’ll never amount to anything. You’re not good at sports. Your sister has a better singing voice than you, so we’re sending her to music camp and you can stay behind and babysit.” Even nice moms and dads perpetrate these parenting errors that leave marks on our souls. But, we can overcome with the right mix of badass affirmations. Every day and in every way, you can learn the art of self-affirmation.Self-affirmation adjustment: If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed and drained by life’s busyness and demands, stop in your tracks and do an attitude adjustment, or more specifically a “gratitude adjustment.” You have need for some “me TLC” and a dose of radical self-affirmation. In Badass Affirmations you will: • Learn the habit of affirming yourself daily • Experience a life filled with love, joy, fulfillment and satisfaction • Take control of your destiny • Strengthen your self-esteem
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#1 Amazon New Release! ─ Positive Affirmations for a Badass Fans of Rachel Hollis and Girl, Wash Your Face will love Becca Anderson's Badass Affirmations Even a badass needs daily affirmations: We all need reminders. You don’t leap out of bed knowing you are amazing and about to have an incredible day. All of us have a lot of demands, press #1 Amazon New Release! ─ Positive Affirmations for a Badass Fans of Rachel Hollis and Girl, Wash Your Face will love Becca Anderson's Badass Affirmations Even a badass needs daily affirmations: We all need reminders. You don’t leap out of bed knowing you are amazing and about to have an incredible day. All of us have a lot of demands, pressures, to-do’s and responsibilities. We find ourselves rushing around, working hard to please others. Often we find ourselves at the back of our own bus, having made everyone else happy but our own damn self. Then you go and beat yourself up about it. Let’s stop that, shall we?The incredible art of self-affirmation: Positive living and affirmation queen Becca Anderson reminds you that you are pretty darn great. I had to learn to remind myself, but you know what? It feels pretty darn good. It is even kind of addictive in the best way. There are reasons we need esteem boosters. We pick up scars and get bumps and bruises in daily life. If you had a bad childhood, you have old “tapes” from poor parenting looping through your unconscious brain. “You’ll never amount to anything. You’re not good at sports. Your sister has a better singing voice than you, so we’re sending her to music camp and you can stay behind and babysit.” Even nice moms and dads perpetrate these parenting errors that leave marks on our souls. But, we can overcome with the right mix of badass affirmations. Every day and in every way, you can learn the art of self-affirmation.Self-affirmation adjustment: If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed and drained by life’s busyness and demands, stop in your tracks and do an attitude adjustment, or more specifically a “gratitude adjustment.” You have need for some “me TLC” and a dose of radical self-affirmation. In Badass Affirmations you will: • Learn the habit of affirming yourself daily • Experience a life filled with love, joy, fulfillment and satisfaction • Take control of your destiny • Strengthen your self-esteem
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Courtney –
Her writing is bordering on completely ruinous but certainly aggressively counterproductive to any current understanding of feminism. Zero acknowledgement of any idea other than extreme heteronormative sexuality. Some quotes were okay but her descriptions of their authors had entirely the wrong focus points if they were factually correct. Riddled with errors. Instead of this book, read the works of the incredible female authors that she pulls quotes from.
Megan –
This can serve as a good reminder to stay positive, but it's nothing groundbreaking. All of the typos were distracting, too. This could've used another round of editing. This can serve as a good reminder to stay positive, but it's nothing groundbreaking. All of the typos were distracting, too. This could've used another round of editing.
Tabitha Marrlett –
Inspiring The book was not what I originally was looking for but it turned out to be a good quick read. The book is.more of a confidence booster than a knowledge gainer.
Kristen Siler –
I really enjoyed this book. While it was definitely different than I anticipated, I appreciated it and can completely get behind the spirit of it. I will use this book and the journal prompts at the end to continuously self reflect. It should be noted that a good chunk of the book consists of quotes and very little consisted of actual thoughts from the author.
Devinne W. –
2.5. I cut out the Affirmation Station bits and put them in an Positive Affirmation Jar. :)
Martha Templeton –
Encouraging I found the text encouraging and I like the idea of having a quick look into the lives of women who have shown courage. The quotations were inspirational. In actuality, I liked the premise and the title better than the book, but it had its moments and was still worth the read.
Becca Mac –
Some quotes and excerpts were really interesting. Some were a little dull. Some of the people featured in the book were inspiring while some people featured were questionable people like Margaret Thatcher.
Deborah –
Lots of recycled quotes, not worth $$$
Jackie –
Good to have in any self-esteem toolbox. Compact size makes it ideal for taking it with you on the go. However, a majority of the quotes, stories, and affirmations were your mediocre, run-of-the-mill variety that left me feeling meh after reading them. There was very little, but still some, content that reached out, grabbed a hold of me, and lit a fire in my soul. I found very little of value within the pages of this book, but I did enjoy the prompted journaling spaces at the end of the book and Good to have in any self-esteem toolbox. Compact size makes it ideal for taking it with you on the go. However, a majority of the quotes, stories, and affirmations were your mediocre, run-of-the-mill variety that left me feeling meh after reading them. There was very little, but still some, content that reached out, grabbed a hold of me, and lit a fire in my soul. I found very little of value within the pages of this book, but I did enjoy the prompted journaling spaces at the end of the book and the adult type coloring pages scattered throughout; those were unique to this read. Overall, there is great potential in the concept, but I feel the release of it was rushed before all the rough edges were polished, preventing it from truly shining with its full potential.
Alison –
Great book, terrible proofreading before print Love the book and concept...however, nothing turns me off faster than reading away and hitting a roadblock that catches my eye and brain such as a grammatical error or punctuation where it shouldn’t be...it interferes with my flow of reading and learning...just a few pages in...I had to stop twice and re read what I read to find it isn’t me, but mistakes in the (publishing ?). If you want to write a book to affect powerful people, be powerful yourself Great book, terrible proofreading before print Love the book and concept...however, nothing turns me off faster than reading away and hitting a roadblock that catches my eye and brain such as a grammatical error or punctuation where it shouldn’t be...it interferes with my flow of reading and learning...just a few pages in...I had to stop twice and re read what I read to find it isn’t me, but mistakes in the (publishing ?). If you want to write a book to affect powerful people, be powerful yourself in making sure there are no mistakes when published.
Brooke Seifert –
good concept. poorly executed. you’re just reading a bunch of quotes from people. there are a few one page stories highlighting some of them. the idea was good but this would have been better executed to hone in on a few key players and give detail about their life, their struggle, success, and how they got where they are.
Sarah Wiese –
Love reading about women from all times from around the world from all races/religions/politcal environments and their successes. This book is great a reminder for all the badass women out there. It’s just positive, encouraging and gets you going. Girl power!!
Michelle –
Was not what I was expecting. Poor proof reading
Nicole –
Positive and encouraging book full of inspirational women and their lives.
TheCleverBookWorm –
Inspirational Bold, awesome and easy to follow and read. It’s just a matter of taking all of these advice and putting them into action.
Donna –
Mildly interesting with a few good positive affirmations.
Witterquick –
Book mixed with fun and deep thoughts brought by simple affirmations and quotes.
Emma Grace –
A pick-me-up gifted to me by a dear cousin which I’ve enjoyed perusing!
Tiffany Easterly –
Well researched and well written. She had an amazing story of survival. She shares quotes and summary's of lives of women who lived doing what they loved. Well researched and well written. She had an amazing story of survival. She shares quotes and summary's of lives of women who lived doing what they loved.
Tracey –
What a awesome daily affirmations
Patience –
Fun for a random read but needs to have more variety in topics and women.
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