Love Your self Like Your Life Depends upon It
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I nearly did not publish Love Your self Like Your Life Relies upon On It. I used to be terrified. Right here I used to be, a CEO who’d fallen aside after his firm failed, writing a e book about how loving himself saved him. I believed I might be a laughing inventory and my profession can be completed.
However I stepped via the fears and shared my fact with the world. What occurred subsequent modified my life.
The e book went viral. Superb individuals throughout shared it on-line and on social media. They purchased copies for family and friends. They wrote heartfelt opinions. For some, this e book actually saved their lives. For others, it was the primary time they ever cherished themselves.
To assume how shut I used to be to giving into my fears. An necessary life lesson.
Many readers reached out and confirmed me how they’d utilized it. They requested questions. This taught me that, regardless of its success, what I might shared wasn’t sufficient. To create lasting impression, I needed to go deeper and share much more. I owed it to this e book. I owed it to everybody who would learn it.
So, seven years after I first put it out, right here it’s. All of the questions I acquired, resolved. My intention is that by the point you end, not solely will you be dedicated to loving your self, you will know precisely tips on how to do it. And most significantly, tips on how to make it final.
This model, though it accommodates the unique, is considerably expanded – over 4 occasions as massive. And from all of the suggestions I’ve acquired, rather more useful in a sensible manner. I hope it serves you properly.
Thanks,
Kamal
Writer : HarperOne (January 7, 2020)
Language : English
Hardcover : 240 pages
ISBN-10 : 0062968726
ISBN-13 : 978-0062968722
Merchandise Weight : 9.6 ounces
Dimensions : 5 x 0.85 x 8 inches
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L. Roberts –
Start your journey here
I’ve been on a personal journey, trying to learn about myself and grow, in the last month. I wish I had found this book first.I have a terrible time dating. I am 36 and I not only don’t love myself, I hate myself! (But I’m working on it!) So when a good guy came into my life, I couldn’t trust in the relationship because I didn’t feel worthy of a good man. I chased him away because of fears I have. Fears that I am not worthy, that once he got to know the real me he wouldn’t like what he saw. But deep down inside, because I hated myself, I couldn’t trust that someone else could care about me.I turned to dating books. I re-read some books that I bought in the spring, thinking I could find the answers there. Well, yeah, I think if you have healthy self-esteem and a healthy belief system, those dating books may help. But then again, if you have healthy self-esteem, you probably don’t need dating books (or this book), because if and when you truly love yourself, the right people will come into your life.My problem is, I have healthy self-esteem in all other aspects of my life….but not dating. I don’t feel worthy.If you are struggling with anything, and your struggles have brought you to this book, do yourself a favor and buy it. It’s a very quick read – don’t let that put you off. I was able to read it in an hour or two. But the tools that this book will give you are priceless. I’ve read some other books, lengthier, more expensive, and they are great too (I also highly recommend You can Heal Your Life). But I think this book says it all in far fewer pages and for a lot less money.Some of the exercises this book will provide that have personally helped me:1. Meditate for 7 minutes a day2. Look at yourself in a mirror and say you love yourself3. Create a thought loop with POSITIVE thoughts. Mine were always negative. After I chased off Mr. Right, I became obsessed with thoughts of him. This book is truly the only thing that helped me STOP my NEGATIVE thoughts of him (wanting him back, knowing we should be together, replaying everything in my head OVER and OVER)and replace it with thoughts of loving myself.Again, there are other self-help books out there that will help you too. But start with this one. It’s very easy to understand, quick to read, but packs a big punch.
misty –
Vulnerable and Powerful
I read this as a human who was low and chose to love themselves no matter what that looked like….and coasted.The beginning of this book was powerful and direct. I have been writing about how to love yourself from my experience and Mr. Ravikant cuts right to the chase.I read on. I got to the part of the book that was meant for me. The naked, vulnerable part about a human who had coasted in their love of themselves and found themselves wounded and bleeding.This book is a powerful road map of self love, self forgiveness, self care, and learning the art of allowing.Beautiful!~Lady Misty Gebhart
Julia 9 –
This book is a blessing
It’s interesting that Louise Hay also taught this message throughout her life, even speaking about it on the Oprah Show! It helped save lives during the AIDS/HIV epidemic, and continues to do so today.It is healing on all levels.This book is a clear, simple and direct telling of the transformation self love brought about at a time of crisis in the author’s life. Self love has to be practiced to be appreciated and understood. It is healing for us individually and will surely radiate to touch the people in our lives.
Rich McMichael –
Truthful and inspiring.
What a transparent and vulnerable writing, this is a powerful testimony and desire to make other people’s lives better and to positively change the world so all is are better off!
James Altucher –
One of the most important books I’ve read this year
I reviewed this also on my blog. Here is the review:Kamal went missing. We had been corresponding for over a year, ever since I started this blog. I’m very grateful for the great friends I have met through this blog. It has been a totally unexpected but much appreciated benefit of doing this.Finally I was visiting San Francisco and after 100s of emails back and forth during the prior year, I was getting all set to meet Kamal Ravikant. But he didn’t show up for our planned breakfast. His brother, Naval, called him a few times. “He’s at home,” Naval said, “but he’s not picking up. His illness must be overwhelming him today.” Naval had a GPS specifically attached to where Kamal was.Kamal was very sick. This had been going on for months. He had gotten more and more sick. Some days he couldn’t move or wake up. Other days he had enough energy to go outside but only for minutes and then he had to go back inside. Kamal’s sickness was chronic. The doctors couldn’t help him, he was infinitely tired, feverish, in pain, and it was getting worse.I knew from our correspondences that Kamal had been going through a hard time before he got sick. His company, which had once been well enough to raise a significant amount of money, was faltering, perhaps failing. He had recently broken off a relationship. A close friend had died.Often when we attach our happiness to external goals: financial success, relationship success, etc, we get disappointed. Even when things work out, everything cycles, the happiness is often fleeting.When those goals break, the external pain immediately gets reflected into our internal bodies. Our emotions break. We feel sad, disappointed, in pain. We cling to the past happiness, or our hoped-for goals that now have to change. It often feels like your arm is being torn off your body.But Kamal was trying to hold it all together to be fair to everyone within his company – the employees, the investors, the customers. He was clinging to the past, to the future. To everything and everyone but his own happiness in the present.So his emotional body couldn’t handle it anymore. His emotional arms and legs were torn off. And then his physical body broke. He completely broke down. I noticed he had dropped out of touch a few months earlier and I hadn’t seen his comments on the blog in awhile. “What’s going on?” I wrote him. “I’m sick,” was his reply. He dropped out.But then he started getting better. He started writing again and telling me what was going on in his life. He started commenting on the blog again and interacting with the great community developing here. He was aive again. We finally ended up meeting.”How’d you get better?” I asked. “What happened?””I’ll tell you the secret,” he said, “I thought I was going to die. I was just lying in bed and couldn’t move, I had a high fever, and was in too much pain. I really thought I was going to die. Finally, I just started saying over and over again, “I love myself.” He paused and started saying it right then as if still in the cure. “I love myself. I love myself. I love myself. I would repeat it all day. “As Kamal then says in the just published book, “Love Yourself As If Your Life Depends On It” about his experience:”And I got better. My body started healing faster. My state of mind grew lighter. But the thing I never expected or imagined, life got better. But not just better, things happened that were fantastically out of my reach. This I couldn’t have dreamed of […] I found myself using the word `magic’ to describe what was happening. And through it all I kept repeating to myself, “I love myself. I love myself. I love myself.”In the book Kamal describes his transition from sickness into health and the other magical things that happened to him. He also gives a series of techniques and practices to try this for yourself in a variety of ways and finally he answers the dreaded question, what happens if you don’t love yourself? Can you still get this magic into your life?”Think about it,” he said to me months later when we met in NYC, “when someone is in love, they almost magically look better. I needed to be in love with myself to feel better. So much of what had happened had weighed on me until I collapsed. Now I needed to love myself. It became a mantra for me.”As someone explained to me the other day, the word “mantra” has two parts (in Sanskrit): “man” – thoughtfulness with zeal, and “tra” – to protect. So by saying “I love myself” over and over Kamal was protecting the thought, nourishing it, and the love was nourishing the rest of his body, his emotions, his mind, his spirit.Kamal is now completely recovered. He also figured out the situation with his business and when I saw him in NYC it was as if a gigantic weight had been lifted off his shoulders. He is so recovered that I can’t recommend enough the book about his experience, available on Kindle right here. He used Amazon directly, uploaded the book and it became available within days after he wrote it.I’ll let a quote from Kamal’s excellent book close this post:”If a painful memory arises, don’t fight it or try to push it away – you’re in quicksand. Struggle reinforces pain. Instead, go to love. Love for yourself. Feel it. If you have to fake it, fine. It’ll become real eventually Feel the love for yourself as the memory ebbs and flows. That will take the power away.And even more importantly, it will shift the wiring of the memory. Do it again and again. Love. Re-wire. Love. Re-wire. It’s your mind. You can do whatever you want.[…] The results are worth it. I wish that for you.”
Big E –
Meh
This didn’t do much for me. I think that it’s 50% not that great of a book and 50% that I’m skeptical of the whole self-improvement industry. The title of the book is the highlight and the rest is a letdown. This is just my humble opinion.
Catherine Bookworm –
If I could, I would send a copy of this book to EVERYONE.This book is GENIUS! Reminds me of the song; âWhat the world needs now is love, sweet love, not just for some but for everyoneâ. This is the PERFECT love that we all should know.I will be starting this program tonight. Thank youðð¾And I will be sending a copy to my daughter, who doesnât love me anymoreð¥°
Leoni –
This book has changed my life. There are just 3 simple exercises to do each day, I do them and the results are I feel like a different person. I have started reading lots of different self help books over the years. At 67, the title jumped out at me so I committed to finishing the book and doing whatever was asked of me, and it was worth it. It’s well written in a simplistic style and the author shares his own highs and lows. If you or anyone you love has self esteem issues, buy the book, read it, do the exercises daily and feel the benefits.
TinA –
The principal’s and “techniques” are too simple in the book but the author’s story and his words make it impactful, and add a whole new meaning to it. All of us can feel ourselves in some form or the other in his story. I want to read more. It felt too short of a read for me. I have questions: did he keep coasting after moving back to NYC? What happened next??However, great read! Definitely recommend for self love. It’s very powerful.
FermÃn –
One single idea, though powerful if you commit to it.
Dielson Sales de Carvalho –
Apesar de curto, o livro apresenta um conceito interessante para seguir. Amar a si próprio é uma tarefa que exige atenção constante, sempre revendo e repetindo o que você faz aos olhos de alguém que te ama verdadeiramente. Você aconselharia alguém que você ama a fazer a mesma coisa coisa que você está fazendo? A viver no mesmo lugar? Continuar no mesmo emprego? Ou você desejaria algo melhor?