An intriguing book which finally recognises the importance of identity statements and how the inclusion (or lack of them) can seriously help or hurt your success in life.
The author talks to the reader like an adult and the book reads well. I find it convincing and will read it till the end. I've given it three stars because , unfortunately, yet another author rolls out their 'child of the universe' schlock and even co-opts biblical passages whilst seemingly not acknowledging the actual God of the universe which is disrespectful. It's like taking passages from the Quran and attributing them to the tooth fairy. It's quite possible to redo identity statements while worshipping the real creator rather than worshipping yourself which is what comes across here.