Courage audiobook

Don't read this book unless you are ready to make some changes in your life. I was so inspired that I am now reading it again. She has so many wonderful passages that made me just sit and think. I had to take it one chapter at a time because her message is so amazing and powerful. This is a book I know I will read again. Anytime I start to doubt myself and what I can do with my life, this is the book I will grab!

So I read this in 4 hours while trapped in a Barnes and Noble waiting for my spark plugs to be replaced...little did I know when I sat down that the spark plugs of my MIND were about to be replaced! Okay not really but this kind of reignited my love of self-help. If you like Geneen Roth and Marianne Williamson you'll like this book. Like the best self-help, it reaffirms a lot of common sense stuff you already know while gently nudging you to actually take the steps that lead you where you want to be, no matter how scary (by you of course I mean me).

9/10Empowering read. I’ve used the end of the chapter questions as journal prompts and I feel way more clear about my fears/limiting beliefs and how to fully step into my power

This book was gifted to me by a fellow artist. I recommend this read for anyone wanting to refelect on the past in a positive way for how it shapes who we are in the present & how we can be so much more than we give ourselves credit for in the future. Truly an inspirational & uplifting collection of stories of courage & letting go of fear to fulfill true purpose & mission. 🆘FOLLOW @SOSARTGALLERY REVIEWS:www.goodreads.com/BizOrlandoGET CONNECTED: www.BizOrlando.com🆘 SIGN-UP: www.SOSLocalInsider.com

I can see I'm reading a few too many books right now, but I had to buy this because the title spoke to me. Also I was curious about Ford's own issues, which she promised to discuss. She does. You look at someone like Debbie Ford and think "she has it all" but every single person, famous self-help guru or suburban scribbler, has crap that keeps them from being okay with who they are and what they want and how to get it without hurting anyone else...I'm about half finished. The journal exercises are good--some are things I've done a lot of work on already so I'll just think about those and move on. Others I'm finding the journaling is helping to uncover some stuff. There is always more stuff on this journey.

I had the pleasure of hearing Debbie speak at Celebrate Your Life. I found her to be a dynamic speaker who fully engaged her audience. After seeing her on Super Soul Sunday, I wanted to read this, her last, book.I found it to honest and sincere, with many helpful exercises for growth. I was hoping for more information about her struggle with her illness, but overall enjoyed her message for self growth. Books, like this, tend to be a bit repetitive. This one is no exception, but I feel the exercises and insights make up for it.

I really liked this book. It touched me in a different way than her other books. It goes deep and it feels very honest, like she has been writting this book from a deeper place than before.

Although this book written for women, there are lots of good opinions and teachings to use in daily life. Strongly recommend this book to everyone.

When choosing to read Courage, you are asked to do deep introspective work. Debbie Ford's writing style is easy to read and absorb, but doing the hard work of going within takes discipline. Each chapter is filled with real-life examples of the issue being addressed (e.g., surrender, emotional freedom, inspired vision) to encourage the reader to not only begin the process, but to know that she can succeed. Many examples reveal her own story and the challenges she faced in order to truly embrace herself. And that's the real message of this book--to love yourself wholly! What she offers makes it a doable, possible reality.

I really love Debbie. I have had this one for a bit. Got a nudge to read it. I had started it before and put it down. Just wasn't the right time. I enjoy the life stories. The ones where the teachings work. Whenever I read one of Debbie's books I hear her voice. It is even stronger now that she is in the other realm. Bless you Debbie. I do encourage all women to read this book. Oh heck, you men too. Why not.

Debbie Ford is #10 On my top ten most effective & comprehensive self help books. The list goes as follows:1- Dr. Gwendolyn Goldsby Grant2- John Bradshaw3- Les Brown4- Iyanla Vanzant5- Dr. Wayne Dyer6- Nancy Levine7- HeatherAsh Amara8- Deepak Chopra9- Louise Hay In this order.