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Summary: Very insightful book from a wonderful person.
Review: Dear Robert, I am presently trying to cope with a grown daughter. Who is very un-happy and is trying her best to make every one else miserable. Your book has made this siduation tolerable for me because I now see her as having propblems not as the problem but as some one who despartely need help.It is my hope that through the strength gained from your book. I will learn, to let go with love. I have shared your book and concepts with my friends and family. Its evident that through your belief in God and Jesus Christ, you realy don't see people as a problem but as individuals with problem. Thank you, Connie Connor Jima, RN, BSN, PHN, LCCE
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Summary: One of the Best Books I've Read This Year
Review: Thank you Robert for this book. I hope it gets the attention and success that it deserves. As someone whose daily life revolves around the issues of managing people and working with partners in business and in social entrepreneurship, the level of pain I have seen because people do not own what this book offers--fresh evidence that problems and people are two different things--is monumental in both its breadth and depth. This book can bring grace and caring back into business and personal relationships to those who have the courage to check their judgemental-baggage-problem at the door!
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Summary: My only hope is that all people read this book!
Review: This book is a paradigm shift in today society. We look for blame at every slight and indiscretion. What would happen if we took Robert's advice and " Not play the Blame Game". Robert's book is based on bibical principals that have withstood the test of time. " He's got it! "People are not the problem, people have problems" If we believe that as a society, this world would be a better place to live. ...Thank you Robert.
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Summary: Very insightful book from a wonderful person.
Review: This book was sent to me by my friend and the author, Robert Watts, Jr. The book is a very insightful look at the way we all conduct our relationsips with other people, and of the way we see and perceive people. Once you read this book, you will see people in a totally new and different light. The author relates many of his own personal life experiences which lends a "realness" to the material. This should be a must read for anyone dealing with people on a day to day basis, which would include nearly all of us. Thank you for sharing this part of yourself with the world.
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Summary: No suspense,no thrills,just plain sense
Review: This is the kind of book that one can pick up and read within hours. Not because it has few pages but because of the fact that the content relates to life and addresses issues that one wrestles with in everyday life. It is a book that speaks to everyone, whether you are a housewife a business professional a teacher or lawyer. If you have anything to do with people, this is a book to read. The author addresses issues from his heart and deals with it from a simplistic level that anybody can understand and identify with. His absolute honesty and sincerity strikes you right from the start and allows the reader to view into areas of his life that others would regard as reserved territory. But through this he builds up credibility that makes acceptance of his theories so much easier. Being somewhat of a perfectionist and intolerant towards mediocrity, this book helped me to overcome my prejudices towards others and allows me now to respect different perspectives and appreciate people. No suspense, no thrills just plain sense, go ahead, buy it its a handbook for life
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