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21 Tips for Making It Out of Your Tough Times: Remember: Tough Times Don't Last by Jean Givan is a guide on how to handle your life when you are going through a rough patch. The author speaks about her personal experiences and how she got out of it. The book teaches you how not to get stuck in the negative rut and how moving out of it is important for your own self esteem. The emotions are raw and the author has no qualms about speaking about herself. I found the book interesting because it motivates you to get out of your personal mess. No one has it easy in life. Everyone has personal issues to resolve and a lot depends on how you handle them. It is the attitude and outlook that helps you deal with a problem in a good way.
21 Tips for Making It Out of Your Tough Times: Remember: Tough Times Don't Last is very understandable to the reader. The messages and experiences are simple and crisp. The author tells the reader not to get trapped in the problems dogging them and thereby ruin their lives. Fear is another emotion that the author discusses in the book. It is again something that is relevant and that causes a lot of commotion inside our head. She gives hope to the readers saying that tough times do not last forever. The spiritual undertones and messages give the book a positive vibe. Since the experiences are personal ones undergone by the author, it makes them more human and emotional.
