Reframe Your Life
Transforming Your Pain into Purpose
by Stephen Arterburn
Read by the author
Stephen Arterburn is refreshingly honest when he says that reframing is not a quick fix. It takes time and work, but
the reward is a healthy and whole life, healed from the injuries of the past. Reframe Your Life details a
Christian-based method for pulling yourself out of the victim state.
For me, memorable discussions include the difference between half-truth, truth and full truth; the largest, most
valuable and powerful number in the world; personal plutonium; the adolescent kind of mind; and showering away the
shame.
How to accomplish your change from victim status, the part many self-help books leave out or barely touch upon,
is a key factor throughout. Using "The Power of One" is a good example, as is the section about the basis for the
components of the Right Frame. The text is chatty, so you feel like Stephen Arterburn is having a conversation with
you about the things that keep you down, and ways to turn them around in your mind so you can move away from hurt
and anger into a joyful life. |
The Book |
Hachette Audio |
July 18, 2007 |
Abridged Audiobook 3 CDs / 3 HRs |
1594839603 / 978-1594839603 |
Self-help |
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The Reviewer |
Beth E. McKenzie |
Reviewed 2008 |
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