Excellent Advice for Living: Reader Reviews & Ratings

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Excellent Advice for Living

Kevin Kelly

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Jodie

Simple tips make my daily life feel much easier and clearer.

Jade8

Kevin Kelly's advice on replacing "I can't" with "I'm learning" completely shifted my mindset. Instead of seeing limitations as permanent, I now view them as opportunities for growth. This small language change has made tackling new challenges feel much less intimidating and more like an exciting journey of discovery. By embracing this iterative process, I find myself making small wins daily, whether it's baking bread or learning a new skill, without the pressure to be perfect immediately. The book consistently reminds us that meaningful progress comes from consistent, small steps rather than grand gestures, which has helped me build better habits in my personal and professional life without feeling overwhelmed by unrealistic goals or the need for instant transformation.

Brock

Great simple tips for daily life.

David

Kelly's advice is simple but cuts through the noise perfectly.

Lyn

Short, practical tips that actually work for daily life.

Nicholas

Finally, a self-help book that feels real and actionable instead of just another collection of vague, impossible promises.

Joaquin95

Kelly's advice to replace "I can't" with "I'm learning" shifted my mindset from feeling stuck to embracing growth, making daily challenges feel like opportunities instead of failures, which helps me stay motivated even when progress seems slow.

Clive

Kelly cuts through self-help noise with practical, small steps like replacing 'I can't' with 'I'm learning' to shift mindsets without needing grand overhauls.

Angie

The tip about swapping "I can't" for "I'm learning" really shifted my perspective on daily struggles.

Kevin01

Kelly offers a refreshing alternative to vague advice, focusing on small, consistent actions that truly work in daily life.

Yuki

The tip about replacing 'I can't' with 'I'm learning' shifted my mindset instantly, making new challenges feel like opportunities instead of permanent failures.

Matt

Kelly's advice on separating creation from improvement is great for productivity, but the financial tips feel too basic for my needs.

Maisie

The advice to replace 'I can't' with 'I'm learning' shifted my mindset from defeat to growth instantly.

Colby

The advice to separate creation from improvement helped me stop editing too early and finally finish my writing projects faster.

Dina

Kelly suggests replacing 'I can't' with 'I'm learning' to turn permanent limitations into growth opportunities. This simple shift in language helps me stop feeling stuck and start embracing the messy, iterative process of getting better at new skills without the pressure of being perfect immediately.

Edna77

Short and sweet tips that make sense for busy people who need practical help right now.

Orlando

A quick read with clear ideas that help me focus on what truly matters in my day.

Gene

The advice on deep listening by asking 'Is there more?' helped me connect better with my partner.

Christina

I love the simple tip to replace 'i can't' with 'i am learning' for a better mindset.

Brooke

The book offers good advice on relationships and work, yet I found the tone a bit repetitive and lacking deep emotional connection.