I’m reading such a great book that I have to give my review of it before I’m even finished. It’s called “Let It Go” by T.D. Jakes. Many have written to me about my posts indicating they are facing some of the same struggles, so I just have to share this book with you.
Jakes’ writing style is clear and right to the point. He doesn’t philosophize or preach. He just tells it like it is. The most amazing thing I’m seeing is that most everything we go through is basic human nature. The way we act and react to people in relationships, marriage, with children, and at the office is normal and very predictable. If you struggle anywhere, in any kind of relationship, or even if you don’t, READ THIS BOOK because someday, somewhere, somehow you will find yourself in one of these places and will NEED all the info provided in this book. Below I have included the table of contents so you can get the gist of it.
I wish, I wish, a million times over, I wish I read this book a year ago. Much of my struggle last year would’ve been alleviated and serious relationship mistakes would’ve been sidestepped. I always believe that you can never have too much information. Someday you’ll need it and if only I had the wisdom of how the human mind works as written in this book, I would’ve dodged many bullets simply because I would’ve understood the cause and effect of things that happen between people. The fifteen months I spent navigating the landscape of the human mind in total darkness, feeling my way blindly, wasting energy, risking my health, battling major depression, could’ve been wiped away in one fell swoop had I just had the information in this book.
It amazes me how, we, as such complex beings, where no two of us are supposed to be alike, are so predictable in our behaviors. No matter what age you are, go no further in navigating the relationship land mine without reading this book. A precious relationship can blow up in your face in seconds, and then require years to rebuild. This book gives you the “hows and whys” of how this happens. And, as I can’t reiterate enough, it’s better to see the map before you start out on the trip.
And so, as another day goes by, my great service I can do for you today, my friends, is to urge you to download this book ASAP so you can proceed through life well-armed, and….I have written.
What a great testimony to this book. I love this line “it’s better to see the map before you start out on the trip” gonna have to steal that and keep it my list of great thoughts to remember.