The Way Forward
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- Type：Epub+TxT+PDF+Mobi
- Create Date：2023-10-23 04:23:10
- Update Date：2025-09-09
- Status：finish
- Author：Yung Pueblo
- ISBN：1524874833
- Environment：PC/Android/iPhone/iPad/Kindle
Reviews
Jen Lunning
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3。75 stars。 Sooooo good but kinda repetitive
Michelle Frankson
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Beautifully written and wiseOf the 3 books in trilogy this is my favourite。 The articulates his thoughts in such a simple way。 “creating boundaries is a proactive way of designing your life” is just on example of how beautifully he captures his thoughts。 Highly recommend
Sondra Funk
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Balm for my soul during these seemingly dystopian times。 I will re-read often。 Diego’s words always have a way of feeling so profound but accessible。 Potent yet simple。 The way forward… the only way。
Kayla
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Really enjoyed this one！ I do feel like most of his books are the same over and over but I personally feel like it’s kind of an affirmation book that I really enjoy rereading to keep me…moving forward hehe
Mackenzie
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I do have to say that this is my favorite book that the author has written， his other books are good but this one in terms of wisdom and motivation is spot on 。 It’s a very calming book。Edit Review
Morgann
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I loved the audiobook so much I ordered the paperback immediately after finishing。 ❤️ I can’t wait to highlight my favorite parts。His last book， Lighter， felt like it changed my life last year so I have been really looking forward to this one and it did not disappoint。His words take the chaos of feelings， thoughts， and emotions in my adhd brain and lays them out in clear， concise， and direct passages。 I appreciate this way of writing sometimes over authors who make you read between the lines。 In I loved the audiobook so much I ordered the paperback immediately after finishing。 ❤️ I can’t wait to highlight my favorite parts。His last book， Lighter， felt like it changed my life last year so I have been really looking forward to this one and it did not disappoint。His words take the chaos of feelings， thoughts， and emotions in my adhd brain and lays them out in clear， concise， and direct passages。 I appreciate this way of writing sometimes over authors who make you read between the lines。 In a way， it feels like accessibility。 Like I can get the insightful content my heart desires in a way that hits home instead of leaving me confused and guessing interpretation。 Yung Pueblo’s words have gotten me through hard times。 His words and ideas aren’t new， but feel like safety and reassurance。 This book is a reminder to be my authentic self and to stay grounded on the path I set for myself。 To meet myself with compassion and gentleness。 I will always recommend his books。“Don’t let craving make you forget you’re already whole。” 。。。more
Sam Hughes
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