You'¬?ve been told again and again to avoid those seven deadly sins: lust, anger, pride, sloth, envy, gluttony, and greed (insert "boo-hi...
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Sep 22, 2011
Hana
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If you ever wondered why it’s just so damn hard to turn your back on one, or two—or all—of the seven deadly sins, consider this: these supposedly deadly urges that the goody-goody doctrines we grew up with have warned us about are actually our truest natures—the main drives that actually keep us moving forward. Therefore, telling yourself to not feel them is like putting your life in manacles and chains, keeping yourself from achieving the limits of your potential happiness. And you wonder why b
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Apr 16, 2010
Lindsay
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Great book for those that need a little inspiration in their lives. This book mainly spoke to me career-wise. Like her other books, this book is all about reinstating things that we already know, but Karen puts these old adages into a fun, modern and witty way. It's such a fast read that you can read it over and over...it never gets trite.
Sep 09, 2009
Terry
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This book inspires one to reconsider the 7 deadly sins as "lively" sins that expand our enjoyment of life by savoring every moment and experience. It really makes you pause and think about quality versus quantity! It's a quick read that needs revisiting every so often for a tune-up.
Feb 09, 2008
Christina
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A gift, as well. For one of the kind of books that's compact and full of pictures, not as much meant to be READ as to be flipped through and looked at from time to time, it imparts a rather interesting philosophy that I'm not sure I agree with. It's all about reclaiming the seven deadly sins (sloth, gluttony, lust, etc.) and turning them around to stop feeling guilty and "give yourself a happy ending." Which has validity, but a main piece missing is the necessity to be an integral part
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Jul 27, 2010
Amanda
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I followed the advice and I must say, that month was one of the happiest and stress-free months of my life.
Apr 04, 2009
Marci
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Every woman should read this book and learn how to make her life more decadent!
Jan 07, 2008
Kate
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This book was not as good as the two previous books, How to Be Happy Dammit! and Enough Dammit! I enjoyed it, but I didn't love it.
The idea behind this book is that the seven deadly sins can actually be a path to inner fulfillment and help you get what you want. There are 7 other sins that are much deadly, among them worry and apathy, which rob us of our joy for living.
The book was as colorful and graphic and easy to read as the previous 2 installments, but didn't speak More...
The idea behind this book is that the seven deadly sins can actually be a path to inner fulfillment and help you get what you want. There are 7 other sins that are much deadly, among them worry and apathy, which rob us of our joy for living.
The book was as colorful and graphic and easy to read as the previous 2 installments, but didn't speak More...
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