You Are a Badass Audiobook [Free Download by Trial]

1 Square2 Squares3 Squares4 Squares5 Squares (109 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
Loading...

Get Audiobook

Try Audible and Download Two Free Audiobooks

You Are a Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life by Jen Sincero

The readers can download You Are a Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life Audiobook for free via Audible Free Trial.


Summary

You Are a Badass: How to Stop Dounting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life Audiobok by Jen Sincero is a self help book that is not the common genre material. A smart and interestingly direct guide is aimed to readers embrace their real inner potential through a funny look at things in life.

The book is divided into 27 chapters where the readere is going to find hilarious stories that happened to real people accompany with deep insights about changing things in life, easy exercvises to achieve goals and, from time to time, a swear word to remind people their true power when establishing a goal.

The author Jen Sincero, a bestselling writer, speaker, and world-traveling success coach, changes the self-help genre with her own verbal substance ingenious. Through this approach, Sincero helps the reader to achieve the needed transformation and the money, relationships, career, and general well-being pretty much desired by people.

By finish this reading, readers will really grasp who they truly are, change what they don’t love, accept what thy can’t change, and start living the life they always want to live but were afraid and jealous of.

Review

You Are a Badass: How to Stop Dounting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life Audiobok by Jen Sincero was released as an audiobook in September 2013 and it has become one of the most bestselling material in this area, being awarded with several recognitions such as the USA Today Bestseller and an Audie Winner.

The way the book is written is particularly done with the intention of readers to wake up their abandoned dreams and put them into motion once again by using that inner fire everyone possess but never gives the proper fuel to keep it on.

Full with productive, self-critical humor and extremely private stories, Sincero takes the reader on a always direct, at times gross, journey to a better knowledge of themselves and happiness which can provide a good help to live life in a better way in this convoluted world.

Questions



What are some books that deal with the subject of developing strong character?



I’d suggest you to read You Are a Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life by Jen Sincero. This book is the self-help book for the people who desperately want to improve their lives but don't want to get busted doing it. This book will help you to achieve developing a strong character. If you are going through a transitional phase in your life (or if you would like to go through a transitional phase in your life) this book is for you. If you've read a lot of self-help literature, you won't find much in this book that you haven't heard before, but Sincero has such a funny, powerful, and personal writing voice that it will make you remember that you are, deep down, a total badass!

NEWSPAPER REVIEWS:
USA Today
Publisher Weekly
The Guardian
Daily Herald


COMMUNITY REVIEWS:
Amazon
Audible
Goodreads


VIDEO REVIEWS:






ebookepubpdfmp3

10 comments

  • Dexter Peerbolt
    •November 10, 2023 at 7:24 pm
    I've never really gotten into self-help books before, but this one was recommended to me. Personally, I couldn't really connect with it. I'm a woman, approaching 30, and Hispanic, just to give you some context. I'm sure there are more captivating introspective books out there, but this one wasn't the one for me.
    0 0 •Reply
  • Rosalia B.
    •November 7, 2023 at 10:53 pm
    It's kind of creepy how much this book reminds me of The Secret. It could very well be heavily influenced by it, if not a blatant inspiration. Either way, it definitely takes a more extended and relatable approach.
    0 0 •Reply
  • Elisa Hitchman
    •November 7, 2023 at 3:19 pm
    This book emphasizes the importance of believing in yourself, even if you may not feel confident. It suggests that instead of focusing on self-improvement efforts, one should embrace their own beauty and deservingness. However, if you are seeking guidance on personal growth and development through hard work, this book may not meet your expectations.
    0 0 •Reply
  • Lloyd M.
    •November 5, 2023 at 4:48 am
    I've gone through this book multiple times, and each time I discover something new that keeps it fresh. If you're looking to make positive changes in your life, you need to listen to Jen Sincero! She's absolutely incredible.
    0 0 •Reply
  • Ethan Bankey
    •November 4, 2023 at 4:45 pm
    The ideas presented in this book are not exactly groundbreaking. They were quite popular back in the 1870s and have had periodic resurgences in popularity since then, much like "The Secret" or "Think And Grow Rich." It covers similar themes to these books. However, if you can overlook the quasi-religious aspects, it can be considered a decent self-help book. The author, who also narrates the audiobook, doesn't seem entirely convinced about the concept of "Source Energy" she promotes. She often forgets to mention it and seems to add it as an afterthought. That being said, the anecdotes shared in the book are occasionally humorous, and there are practical tips and strategies that can benefit anyone, regardless of their belief in supernatural forces. While there are certainly better self-help books available, there are also worse ones out there.
    0 0 •Reply
  • Genoveva Baisden
    •October 22, 2023 at 12:17 pm
    I'm a huge fan of self-improvement books, but I found this one to be more focused on abstract concepts rather than providing concrete steps to help you set goals and achieve success. Many other books offer workbooks or specific strategies to help you stay focused and motivated. This book was just okay in that regard.
    0 0 •Reply
  • Sang Ncneal
    •October 22, 2023 at 9:39 am
    If you don't have a genuine diagnosed mental illness, such as depression, this audiobook can be beneficial. However, for those who do, it may come across as dismissive and unsympathetic, implying that you're simply making excuses. The author's approach may not reflect the expertise of a professional or a trustworthy life coach. This particular chapter was a major turnoff for me personally, and I wish I could ignore the positive aspects and replace it with something more substantial.
    0 0 •Reply
  • Bianca S.
    •October 7, 2023 at 7:39 pm
    Although the book's message is impactful and beneficial, the author's presentation leaves much to be desired. She tends to excessively repeat certain words, going on and on and on and on and on. Her excessive use of examples to illustrate a point can become overwhelming. It's clear that she is simply trying to fill the pages with words. Furthermore, she employs "cutesy" language that diminishes her intellectual credibility. While I found the book's message enjoyable, I did not particularly resonate with the author.
    0 0 •Reply
  • Edda Finzel
    •October 1, 2023 at 4:53 am
    I really enjoyed it. The book is filled with valuable insights and it truly lifts your spirits. I'm definitely planning on revisiting it. I highly suggest this read to anyone looking to improve their life.
    0 0 •Reply
  • Ellyn Hurta
    •August 16, 2023 at 9:45 pm
    Many negative reviews mention the author's condescending tone and attempt to sound cool. Personally, I found the book to be unhelpful, as its main premise seemed to be repeating affirmations like "I have a million dollars" and "I am successful." I was expecting practical advice on saving money and achieving success, but there were no actual tools provided. Some of the suggestions even seemed harmful, like encouraging readers to buy an expensive car and figure out how to pay for it later. It's clear that the author lacks firsthand experience with hardship or overcoming adversity, which makes it difficult to trust her advice on getting out of tough situations. It feels like she just randomly wrote this book and somehow managed to generate enough buzz to become successful. Furthermore, it seems like the author wrote this book, along with the 50 others in her series, solely for monetary gain rather than genuinely helping people succeed. I'm left feeling frustrated and like I wasted my time. In my opinion, self-help books that are less focused on being trendy tend to provide more practical tools for building confidence and achieving success.
    0 0 •Reply

Listen related books:

A Separate Reality: Further Conversations with Don Juan
The Mama Natural Week-by-Week Guide to Pregnancy and Childbirth
Beautiful Chaos: Beautiful Creatures, Book 3
The Salt Line
Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis
Reading Romans with John Stott, Volume 1: Reading the Bible with John Stott Series
X