Reviewed by
Geoffrey Dean
Over the last six months I have experienced intense and exponential growth in my creativity, self-confidence, and capacity to find meaning and joy in everything I do. Changes in diet and exercise have played an important role in this, but the courage and motivation to make these changes, and the determination to stick with them with a level of consistency I have rarely achieved before, are attributable to a life-changing book that I read last spring. Alexandra Dotcheva’s It Really Is Simple is a compellingly-written, comprehensive guide to achieving the kind of life you want for yourself and your loved ones. It is all about setting very specific goals and mastering the steps to achieving them.
Alexandra’s own transformation from frustrated musician to independently wealthy health professional and martial artist have fueled her passion for sharing her remarkable experiences and insights in her utterly candid, down-to-earth book.
When I read it, I wasn’t thinking I really “needed” the kind of advice Alexandra offers, but now I can say with certainty that her book has been the catalyst for what I consider a complete positive turn-around of my life. She has given me the tools I had been missing to really figure out what I wanted in my life and go after it relentlessly, and she has helped me recognize that this is all within my power.
In very general terms, what I want is to see the people around me smiling and loving what they do and who they are, and for me to be one of those people. Thanks to Alexandra’s book, I have found the willpower to make this happen, day after day. I couldn’t be more grateful, because to be handed the keys to a better, more fulfilling life is one of the most meaningful gifts I have ever received.
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[Editor’s Note: It Really Is Simple: A Holistic Approach To Self-Confidence (A Practical Guide) is available in paperback or digitally on the author’s book website.]
Over the last six months I have experienced intense and exponential growth in my creativity, self-confidence, and capacity to find meaning and joy in everything I do. Changes in diet and exercise have played an important role in this, but the courage and motivation to make these changes, and the determination to stick with them with a level of consistency I have rarely achieved before, are attributable to a life-changing book that I read last spring. Alexandra Dotcheva’s It Really Is Simple is a compellingly-written, comprehensive guide to achieving the kind of life you want for yourself and your loved ones. It is all about setting very specific goals and mastering the steps to achieving them.
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| Alexandra V. Dotcheva |
When I read it, I wasn’t thinking I really “needed” the kind of advice Alexandra offers, but now I can say with certainty that her book has been the catalyst for what I consider a complete positive turn-around of my life. She has given me the tools I had been missing to really figure out what I wanted in my life and go after it relentlessly, and she has helped me recognize that this is all within my power.
In very general terms, what I want is to see the people around me smiling and loving what they do and who they are, and for me to be one of those people. Thanks to Alexandra’s book, I have found the willpower to make this happen, day after day. I couldn’t be more grateful, because to be handed the keys to a better, more fulfilling life is one of the most meaningful gifts I have ever received.
_______________
[Editor’s Note: It Really Is Simple: A Holistic Approach To Self-Confidence (A Practical Guide) is available in paperback or digitally on the author’s book website.]
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