Stop Checking Your Likes

Shake Off the Need for Approval and Live an Incredible Life

De: Susie Moore

Narrado por: Cat Gould

In the age of social media, too many people obsess over Facebook likes, Twitter retweets, and other digital tokens of popularity. That habit is a symptom of a deeper problem: the need for constant approval.

Too often we live our lives for an audience and miss out on the kind of life we really desire. In Stop Checking Your Likes, author and life coach Susie Moore shows listeners how to escape the "approval trap" and accept themselves as they are right now. With warmth and down-to-earth humor, Moore reveals 14 principles for developing unshakable self-confidence, illustrating her lessons with stories from her experience as a young executive and self-made entrepreneur.

Along the way, she encourages listeners to celebrate their talents, reaffirm their self-worth, and laugh off trolls and naysayers. By recognizing their own unique value, listeners will find the courage to live with freedom and ease, regardless of how many likes they get.

©2020 Susie Moore (P)2020 Tantor

Must-read

The title of this book did not appeal to me at all as I am not social media obsessed. However, I was introduced to Susie's work a couple of years ago. She has a great way of lifting people up with helping to find positive ways of looking at things and practical strategies to be more successful and happy, so I decided to get it. This was a great book that takes a look at how to reframe how we see big issues like rejection, trauma, difficult circumstances and when things just aren't fair. Susie has a great way of being positive in a practical way without being unrealistic and over-the-top. Highly recommend!

fantastic love this book

I absolutely loved this book. so much useful information and a completely different view on life and how to handle it. thank you so much for sharing this with the world

Good Points

Currently in therapy for stress management, it was helpful to hear quite a few things in this book that I have discussed in therapy. Overall, this is a pretty good book, I know life coaches are a popular gig right now but the writer openly admits she has no education to lead to “life coaching.” There are many tips in the book that you can apply to living a happier, more fulfilled life and she tries to motivate you to do your best. She kind of reminds me of a Rachel Hollis from a different perspective… not saying it as a good or bad thing, just my opinion. There were a few things I disagreed with but overall more good/solid recommendations over bad so you just gotta take what you need from it!

An empowering, confidence-inducing book

Absolutely loved this book. Don’t be fooled by the title—it’s not about caring less about social media likes. It’s about giving less f*cos in LIFE. I needed this. Highly recommend! 🖤

very uplifting

very uplifting book great points about how to uplift yourself. how to be the best version of yourself. really enjoyable to listen.