Who Am I?: Psychological Exercises To Develop Self-Understanding

I got this book to learn more things about myself that I couldn’t think of on my own. And it was the right choice. So many deep questions to explore!

I love de Botton. I love the School of Life. This is a great book for anyone who takes the important process of knowing themselves better seriously. Well crafted. The book simply starts into questions designed to get you thinking about what might have gone into making you and uncovering what your real values are. It's therapy in a book. You won't find any advice in here, just questions. Perfect for the task!!!

Very well made book. Very helpful

Es genial, realmente te hace pensar en cosas que dabas por supuestas o que no te llamaban la atención, y que deberían. Es una verdadera lástima que no venga traducido al español.

This book is asking me questions I’ve never thought to ask myself before. It’s actually very succesful in helping me figure out why I am the way I am and who I am. I’m very grateful to the authors and publishers of this book that this book exists. I can recommend it to anyone who has problems bringing to words to others who you are and what you stand for, and what you enjoy to you. At the very least with this book, you’ll never have a problem again giving a simple introduction of yourself to others that goes beyond mentioning name age and residence.