Eat the Cookie...Buy the Shoes

Giving Yourself Permission to Lighten Up

De: Joyce Meyer

Narrado por: Sandra McCollom

Duración: 5 h y 31 m

Resumen del Editor

Engrained in our culture is the belief that unbending discipline is the only sure way to success. You must go to the gym five times a week, never order the dessert, and don't even think about buying that dress you keep staring at in the store window. Breaking from such a regimented lifestyle is a sign of weakness, right? Wrong! -- and Joyce wants to tell us why...

Though setting rules in our lives are important, it's just as important that we break them from time-to-time. Structure is a powerful tool, but when diverging from your own goals is seen as catastrophic, it can have a hugely negative effect on us. Balance is a core value in life and every once in awhile we deserve to indulge in a guilty pleasure or two. So don't feel bad about straying from your goals every once-in-awhile and in fact, embrace it: eat the cookie and buy the shoes!

©2010 Joyce Meyer (P)2010 Hachette

Very enjoyable content

Well balanced book. I needed the last few chapters and listened to the end. Maybe I'll have a cookie for not running!

I enjoyed Sandra McCollom.

Priorities

What did you love best about Eat the Cookie...Buy the Shoes?

It reminded me to treat myself with respect as much or more than others

What’s an idea from the book that you will remember?

Give myself a break. I am not even designed to be perfect, it is a expectation that I allow myself and others to put on me

okay

This audio started out very interesting and informative but once the religous references started it was more of an onslaught of proverbs and bible references than realistically useful guidance.

Eat the Cookie

What was most disappointing about Joyce Meyer’s story?

Fantastic speaker at conferences but I find her books boring to read and listen to, and don't keep my attention.

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Disappointed in the audio. I found the narrator's voice irritating and would never buy an audio with this narrator again no matter how good the content.

Any additional comments?

Joyce Meyer is a fantastic, engaging, lively speaker at her conferences. Don't write her off because her books may be dull, boring or read in an irritating manner. I would recommend listening to her speaking recorded live at a conference rather than books.

The reader if this book is unbelievable. She makes

I struggled to enjoy the story because the narrator was not a good reader. She is dry and dull no personality and I know Joyce Meyers is very animated