Behind every great love is a great story and this truly is a great story of Love!!! Although I am not a fan of this book, overall, I remain a fan of Bethenny, as her business success is inspiring.I'm a huge fan of Bethenny, I think she is a phenomenal business woman and I find her hilarious and enjoy watching her reality series. Now, she digs in to share what she has come to realize and records it in her semi-autobiographical book, A Place of Yes: 10 Rules for Getting Everything You Want. Have tissues at the ready and be prepared for Noah to find a place in your heart and never leave. I am a fan of Bethanny and her sharp sense of humor.
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Not to take away from the female leads - both Rachel McAdams and Gena Rowlands are simply wonderful, however for me this story holds its essence through the eyes and expression of the male characters. We’d love your help. Doesn't know her role in the relationship and talks over and belittles her poor husband. But that’s life -- so move on.I put my head down, and I plow ahead. I think she’s a funny, smart and successful woman that serves as a realistic role model for someone like me.
She lists and expands on the 10 steps to go get what you want out of life, not making excuses or dragging your feet along the way, by coming from a Place of Yes.
She provides relevant, practical examples of her life to show a lot of her lessons learned especially in business.
For example, she says when you're doing something, actually do it - give it all of your attention. Stand up for yourself and fully acknowledge who you really are.
haha! I have to admit that I cried my eyes out, for hours.
I suppose it's my own fault for not researching the book before I bought it. Sometimes, her rules didn't really go with the theme of the chapter. The book was well intended, but comes off as preachy, even patronizing (if you're a housewife, be the best housewife you can be!)
No thank you!! So many stories with so much potential. This is my favourite film I can honestly say, and I watch and have watched a lot of films in my more than three decades of being here.
And then my dad looks up from his iPhone to remind us to behave ourselves and I realise yes, we were actually raised by wolves. Unfortunately, most of it is a trite, poorly written, corny self help book. Welcome back. I liked it so much I bought a copy for myself. Each rule is illustrated with compelling, sometimes funny, sometimes outrageous examples that are pure Bethenny. But I will take advice on her skinny girl drink and food choices because thats one topic in which she might know what shes talking/writing about. The best self help books and the best autobiographies have very little in common, and there is a reason for that. I'm sure other reviews have told the premise of the story, so I will just say this - To me, this is the ultimate love story. But unless you do something, you’ve done nothing. I don't think I've ever read a self-help type book so we'll see how it goes.Since this came in from the library (I forgot to put a freeze on the request), I guess I'll read it now. I'll try and promote it without giving the plot away. Her advice is sometimes contradictory and it's all common sense stuff everyone knows if they're out of college. テレビで、何度も見ているのですが、見るたびに、感動します。やはり永久保存したくなり、購入しました。
Why not have your wonderful moment of excited anticipation? It is too bad, really, because there is a lot of material here that could make for a worthwhile read, but it is all told and not shown. And tell your children that yes they can do whatever in life will make them happy. The best self help books and the best autobiographies have very little in common, and there is a reason for that. But I find her interesting. Many of the rules Be Having been a fan of Bethenny Frankel's for awhile now, I …
Where we disconnected from author to reader is her turbulent childhood and her issues with men. Take life lessons from her? The one part I found interesting was her background - she worked on Saved By the Bell, who knew? This video is unavailable. Otherwise, the book feels like an excuse to use the phrase "now that I'm a mother" repeatedly.