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- Title
- Who You Think You Are
- Author
- Dennis Lain
- Publisher
- Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- PAP
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798243148689
- Item weight
- 68 grams
- Series
- Book 11 of 25: The Greater Awareness Series
Who You Think You Are explores the often-confused relationship between self-image and
self-esteem and introduces awareness as the missing element that brings clarity and stability.
Rather than offering techniques to boost confidence or improve self-worth, this book invites
readers to notice the beliefs they’ve been carrying about themselves and how those beliefs
quietly shape emotion, behavior, and self-evaluation.
Through clear language and grounded insight, Dennis Lain shows how self-esteem fluctuates in
response to self-image and how awareness allows both to be seen without judgment or
resistance.
This is not a book about becoming someone better.
It is a book about recognizing what has always been present.
Part of the Greater Awareness series, Who You Think You Are offers a calm, direct exploration
for readers seeking clarity without self-improvement pressure.
self-esteem and introduces awareness as the missing element that brings clarity and stability.
Rather than offering techniques to boost confidence or improve self-worth, this book invites
readers to notice the beliefs they’ve been carrying about themselves and how those beliefs
quietly shape emotion, behavior, and self-evaluation.
Through clear language and grounded insight, Dennis Lain shows how self-esteem fluctuates in
response to self-image and how awareness allows both to be seen without judgment or
resistance.
This is not a book about becoming someone better.
It is a book about recognizing what has always been present.
Part of the Greater Awareness series, Who You Think You Are offers a calm, direct exploration
for readers seeking clarity without self-improvement pressure.
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