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Everybody, Always by Bob Goff — WisdomDeck honest review
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Everybody, Always

by Bob Goff

Goff on loving difficult people, including a witch doctor who maimed children and the people who annoy you daily: love everybody, always, especially the ones you would rather avoid. The stories are again remarkable and the challenge is real.

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Read it if…

you are good at loving easy people and want to extend it.

Skip it if…

you want nuance about boundaries; Goff is all-in.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Love the difficult ones; it changes you.
  2. Grace is not fair; give it anyway.
  3. Be a 'pleasant surprise' to people.

Do this first

Reach out kindly to one person you have been avoiding.

Our verdict

Challenging and warm.

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