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Beat Low Self-Esteem with CBT: How to Improve Your Confidence, Self Esteem and Motivation
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A TOOLKIT FOR IMPROVING YOUR SELF ESTEEM WITH CBT Healthy self esteem does not mean thinking you are...
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Getting Risk Right: Understanding the Science of Elusive Health Risks
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Synchronicity
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Synchronicity is the uncanny and fortuitous timing of events which seem to go beyond pure chance....
Yoga and the Pursuit of Happiness: A Guide to Finding Joy in Unexpected Places
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Eleanor Luhar (47 KP) rated Glow in Books
Jun 24, 2019
Raf manages to get caught up in some major business involving a new drug, Glow, and a massive corporation called Lacebark. Somehow the mysterious girl he met at a party is also tied up in it, as is the friend of Raf's who recently went missing.
Somehow Raf also meets all the right people along the way, and gets accepted into helping them with their cause. I found this rather unplausable but that's just me, I suppose. My main problem was having no investment in Raf as a character, and not feeling any of his relationships with any other characters to any degree whatsoever. He just didn't feel real enough.
I honestly don't quite get what even happened. Why was Lacebark killing people? Why was Win working for them? I just got a bit lost in the end. It's a shame, because I really liked the amount of biological vocabulary scattered throughout - it made me feel like I'm actually learning things in my Psychology A-Level!
2 to 2.5 stars at a push.
Lowri Catryn (229 KP) rated Killing Eve - Season 1 in TV
May 7, 2020
I do love Sandra Oh as I had previously seen her work in Grey's Anatomy, so I was very excited to watch her in this. Again, to see her character become obsessed with her career (as in Grey's) gave her some continuation as an actress. However she surprised me when she was able to show a loving side towards Villanelle, emotions and affections that she did not perhaps show towards her husband.
As weird as it was I found myself wishing that the Good would fall in love with the evil vice versa and that the evil would be transformed into good because of the influence.
We were able to view amazing scenery in which different scenes and episodes were filmed.
What is also fascinating and exciting that some of the kills in the series are based of real life assassinations and murders, which I read up on today! They were able to capture these brilliantly.
Strokes of Genius
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