Submitted by Jill Story on Wed, 02/20/2008 - 12:46pm.
Hi Sandy,
I agree with your comment about the Introduction to Positve Psychology's writing style. I too like that style of writing better too.
I liked reading the stories and examples, because they do help imensely. Especially if one of the stories are on point to something you have experienced. You can put yourself in their shoes and see how the story can relate or vice versa...if you can't comprehend how resilience can help, you can see how it has helped these people. But, eventually the stories get a bit repetitive.
I have read a few self-improvement books...this one is pretty good. It pretty much boils down to...What do you want to do to improve and how. And how you can apply what you have read and whether or not you want to.
Hi Sandy,
I agree with your comment about the Introduction to Positve Psychology's writing style. I too like that style of writing better too.
I liked reading the stories and examples, because they do help imensely. Especially if one of the stories are on point to something you have experienced. You can put yourself in their shoes and see how the story can relate or vice versa...if you can't comprehend how resilience can help, you can see how it has helped these people. But, eventually the stories get a bit repetitive.
I have read a few self-improvement books...this one is pretty good. It pretty much boils down to...What do you want to do to improve and how. And how you can apply what you have read and whether or not you want to.
Jill