Title: My Evolution
Author: Gili Weintraub
Genre: Nonfiction, Sprituality, Self-Help
Rating: 4 stars
Purchase: Amazon
Review copy provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
What happens when a man suddenly realizes that a scared mouse lives in his subconscious?
A magical story about a human who embarks on an evolutionary journey to become a lion
Gili Weintraub discovers to his astonishment that his subconscious is filled with animals that interfere with his efforts to pursue success in his life: a mouse who is afraid to take risks, a dog who is quick to obey any orders he receives, a snail who takes his time even when it is necessary to hurry, and a monkey who is sure he looks, well … just like a monkey!
Instead of becoming depressed, he embarks on a journey to upgrade those animals into new ones that will allow him to live a much more powerful and enabling life.
This book is going to make you roar!
It will inspire you, take you by the hand, and teach you some simple tools that anyone can use to grow and become a strong lion or lioness.
Original, funny, full of charming illustrations
The book is filled with more than 150 illustrations that provide a unique reading experience and enable us to grow with great pleasure.
A wonderful gift to ourselves and to the people we love.
My Evolution is a cute read about how to make your life better, about how to pursue success in life, and how to transform from a mouse afraid of taking risks into a mightly lion, who isn’t afraid of anyone. We all have fears, and the book deals well with describing those fears and getting to the root of them.
The book has helped me figure out why I think certain ways, and why I’m afraid of certain things. It has a lot of tips and tricks, some of them that suited me, some that didn’t, but they all seemed quite helpful. The comparisons to animals is very clever and works well. The humor also rings true and adds another layer to the book. If you’re looking to fulfill your dreams and become successful but something is holding you back, I recommend this book.
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