Self Discovery Journal: 200 Questions to Find Who You Are and What You Want in All Areas of Life

Too much of the book is about delving into the past which I had spent considerable time already accomplishing. I just wanted some good prompts for narrowing down what I want to focus on.

I appreciate how this book traverses its points- not just from one stodgy viewpoint but in a way that tells you the author is likely a well-rounded soul with an open-mind. That's my kind of conversation :)

Worthless reads like an inexperienced child recording a period of confrontational questions for themselves ...then thought this might sell as a "book" . Dismal attempt at inspiring introspection.

This is a good set of questions. The written section before the questions is about 25 pages of good content hidden in horrible English. Other reviews mention it and I chose to get it anyway because $2.99 is something I'm willing to pay in order to not think of 200 questions myself. That said, I wouldnt buy the paper copy.

This book is alright. It wasn't quite what I was expecting but it wasn't awful.

Promote depression not ease the pain. Not very helpful

I was going to give this gift as a book, but it has tons of grammar mistakes. It looked unprofessional so I returned it. I also tried links in the book for content for introverts and it just made me sign up for a newsletter and there were no ebooks available at the link. Very disappointing.

Great book. Keeps you on track from all past simular readings. Just when I need this. Thank you

Good bookRecommended for implement not just reading to getting your purpose.Answer questions honestly to get maximum results from this book.

good book but not as I expected

Not worth buying

It's not bad. I've read many books about life so some ideas I read from other books were actually in this book. That would be helpful for people who don't read a lot. Most of the questions were pretty interesting. I have achieved my life goals so most of it wasn't very applicable to me but I enjoyed going through the questions.There were a lot of questions that basically wanted yes/no answers but it did make you think a lot. Probably it could be improved if the questions were mostly open-ended somehow. Either way, a good choice for a book on self-discovery.