Master your emotions : Book critique

Review 101 : Master your emotions

No. Ofpages : 210

Genre : self-help

Emotions are among the trickiest things to deal with and, unfortunately too often we will fall prey to their metaphysical power. We find ourselves unable to break their trance. Because they affect every aspect of our lives and determine the quality of it, our inability to understand how emotions work can prevent us from designing our ideal life and from fulfilling our potential.

💡Master Your Emotions by Thibaut Meurisse is a practical book that deals with a very crucial subject, that of managing your emotions. The aim of this book is to help us use our emotions to make better decisions and not to let emotions control us.

I have read articles and books that deal with emotions, but haven’t read one so detailed and insightful as Master Your Emotions.

From how emotions are formed to transforming emotions into positive energy, to using emotions to transform one’s life, this author offers lessons that are life-changing; eye-openers that everyone needs to pay attention to.

My verdict :

The book doesn't weigh you down. It offers easy and practical steps that can be applied daily. This one is definitely a Beginners pick.

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