List Your Self: Listmaking as the Way to Self-Discovery

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Binding: Hardcover Dewey Decimal Number: 158.1 Format: Bargain Price Label: Andrews McMeel Publishing Manufacturer: Andrews McMeel Publishing Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 288 Publication Date: 1996-09-01 Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing Studio: Andrews McMeel Publishing
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Good for Brainstorming Comment: This is a fun book and can help you realize what really matters to you, in that you list various things about yourself and your likes and dislikes. It sounds boring, but it's not. I bought it as a journal-writing incentive, and it's been great for that. Customer Rating: Summary: Fun to use! Comment: As soon as I received this, I want to fill out all the pages, but of course you can't because it's fairly substantial. This will take me quite a while, but just "listing" yourself is quite therapeutic. Customer Rating: Summary: Very thought provoking... it's TERRIFIC! Comment: This book has been very thought provoking! I bought this book on a whim and I love it! It's a very interesting way to brainstorm. I can't wait to finish this book to get the next one. I have been recommending this book to all my friends! :o) Customer Rating: Summary: Excellent gift for elderly people Comment: Excellent gift for elderly people. I gave this book to my father because he likes to write and he likes to have a place to keep his memories. Our entire family has been coaxing him to write down as many memories as possible in order that we can preserve his memory. Listmaking gives prompts to help achieve that goal. Customer Rating: Summary: A fun way to look inward! Comment: I DON'T JOURNAL! Or keep a diary, but this was a fun way to think. Ideas about myself and the ones I love or loved quickly came to the surface. Prompts like "list your mentors" or "list the things you have done to impress your father", brought up some real issues I had never considered. One day you can skip around doing fun lists and the next, pick serious more in depth lists. I will buy more of these books! More Reviews