Hey my name is Damary, I’m from Dominican Republic and my major is Accounting.
What book has had the most profound impact on my life? The book that has had the most profound impact on my life is called Don’t Believe Everything You Think by Joseph Nguyen. This is a very good book if you are an overthinker. After reading this book it gave me a new perspective on how your mind works and how to become unaffected by negative thoughts or feelings. The book explains the root cause of all suffering we may cause ourselves and how to end it. After reading this book I underwent a personal transformation and achieved a sense of inner tranquility or in other words I obtained peace of mind.
In class I spoke to Kim and Gabriel. Gabriel is from Greece and his major is CIS. He answered many questions from the interview question, he said that he would like to go to Greece and stay there for a year because he’s from there and he has been there a lot of times. He also said a crime he would get away with would be stealing. Moreover, he said his goals for the future is to graduate college and get a job. On the other hand I spoke to Kim and she’s from Staten Island but her ethnicity is Hispanic. Something that we have in common is that we both speak different languages, English and Spanish and we are both in the business industry.
Hey Damary I need to look into that book it seems like it really helped and transformed your life for the better! Also, you could help someone else who might be going through the same thing you could of gone through and even help them.
I read this book as well and loved it!
Hi Damary, the book you mentioned sounds good and I think I will look into. It seems like it did leave a pretty big impact on your life and I would love to read it when I get the chance.
Hi Damary, the book “Don’t Believe Everything You Think” is definitely one an amazing read and interesting perspective to overcoming self-doubt, had a friend who was studying for a psychology major and was telling me on how good the book is, definitely a great choice.
That seems like a really interesting book I could definitely benefit from reading, especially as the hardcore over thinker I am. Thank you for sharing your personal journey after reading it !