Eliminate Negative Thinking

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  • Added: 2025-10-17
  • Updated: 2025-10-17
  • Reviews: 2
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audible.co.uk · Unknown · 2025-10-20
helpful 4.00

Eliminate Negative Thinking offers practical advice on overcoming negative thought patterns and improving mental well-being. The reviewer appreciates the actionable strategies but finds some sections repetitive.

Eliminate Negative Thinking provides a comprehensive guide to identifying and replacing negative thoughts with positive ones. The reviewer likes how the book offers practical exercises and real-life examples to help readers understand and apply the concepts. However, they feel that some parts of the book could be more concise, as certain ideas are repeated throughout. Overall, it's a useful resource for anyone looking to improve their mindset and emotional health. The techniques discussed are easy to follow, and the book's emphasis on self-awareness is particularly beneficial. While the repetition might be a drawback for some, the core message is valuable and can lead to significant personal growth.


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    The exercises are practical and easy to follow

    The book's emphasis on self-awareness is particularly beneficial

    Some parts could be more concise as certain ideas are repeated throughout.

booksamillion.com · Unknown · 2025-10-20
mixed 3.00

The book provides an interesting look into the history and culture of Uber, focusing on its controversial CEO, Travis Kalanick. While some readers found the writing and storytelling lacking, others appreciated the insights into the tech industry and the personal struggles of Kalanick.

The book offers a glimpse into the early days of Uber and the personality of its former CEO, Travis Kalanick. Some readers found the writing to be unremarkable and the storytelling messy, with a lack of deep insights or unique information. However, others appreciated the anecdotes and the portrayal of Kalanick's entrepreneurial journey. The book also highlights the interconnectedness of tech companies in Silicon Valley and the aggressive culture that defined Uber. Overall, it's a mixed bag, with some finding it a quick and entertaining read, while others feel it lacks substance and depth.


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    It has some interesting stories, but the writing isn't great and it misses a lot of the storyline. You should read The Upstarts instead.

    This book is just ok, not that good. The first chapter and last chapter are the best parts, and they cover times the author spent with Travis and the storytelling is interesting in these sections.

    Not a lot of new info in here. The book feels tossed off, just a quickie cash-in

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