7 Cups for the searching soul book - Read and review to get a badge!
Hi everyone, I hope you are doing well. Some of you may be aware that we have our very own book! It's called the 7 Cups for the searching soul. There is even a training /self-help guide based on the same book. The book focuses on helping you understand your behavior better, provide you with tips and tricks to grow as a person, and provides in-depth information about how our platforms can support you with your journey of growth.
We encourage everyone to read the book and reflect on its contents. The admin team and I have read the book and we have really enjoyed the overall experience.
You can download your copy of the book on Amazon for free here
* Please note that the book is available in the following Amazon marketplaces: United States, United Kingdom, Canada, India, Mexico, Brazil, Germany, Japan, Spain, France, Italy, Australia, and the Netherlands.
Don't see your country listed? We've got you covered! Please find PDF and MOBI versions here.
To get the Soul Searcher badge please follow the following steps:
Download the e-book from Amazon (if your country provides it) or use the second link and read it.
Leave us a review on Amazon or Good reads.
Respond to this thread, let us know you did step 1 & 2 and tell us what were your favourite bits!
We will appreciate your support in downloading and reviewing the book as more downloads/reviews help us reach and support more people.
@Hope
Left a review. My fave part of the book was the chapter about understanding love and that it can mean different things for different people.
@SynSavory me too
Done! My favorite was the part about acceptance
@Hope
did step 1 & 2
left a review on good reads
my favourite bit was chapter 6, share what is on your heart with another caring person
@Hope, I would love to do this, though it seems like we need an Amazon account to rate/review, is that right?
@RebekahRebel
Yes Amaxone account required and
also more important Amazon requires $50 purchase history over last 12 months to be able to leave a review.
I tried to leave an Amazon review and just got this message because I only spent $25 over last year at Amazon.
We apologize but this account has not met the minimum eligibility requirements to write a review. If you would like to learn more about our eligibility requirements, please see our community guidelines.
which says
Eligibility
To contribute to Customer features (for example, Customer Reviews, Customer Answers, Idea Lists) or to follow other contributors, you must have spent at least $50 on Amazon.com using a valid credit or debit card in the past 12 months. Promotional discounts don't qualify towards the $50 minimum. You do not need to meet this requirement to read content posted by other contributors or post Customer Questions, or create or modify Profile pages, Shopping Lists, Wish Lists or Registries.
@Hope
Did Step 1 and 2.
I really loved this book, Especially the part where it talks about reaching out and the story, as well as the distraction part! Simple and well explained
@Hope I downloaded the book on Amazon and left a review. I have to say, I felt a bit weird reading the bit about using online/social media/games as a distraction and a way to deny feelings while using 7 cups everyday. I did find the book easy to read and hopeful.
downloaded, thanks
@Hope
Ooh, I actually read this book twice (once through an email sent to my gmail and the other time through the training guides), and this is my third time reading (more of scanning) it through again because I seemed to have kind of forgotten what the book was about. Either way, I have read the book and left a review on Goodreads. I think my favorite part was honestly the whole book that was pretty relatable, and I really enjoyed reading it. The welcoming message really conveyed the whole purpose of 7 cups (supportive, nonjudgamental, respect, etc), which was pretty deep as well. I really liked how the book started off with a story, which was very eye-catching. After the outlines of just basic problems, the whole book moved on to about the the 7 cups of values basically, and even though it was pretty broad, it really made me feel oddly understood and loved? Anyways, thank you for this book :)
@Hope
Done with the first and second step i.e downloaded and left a review. My favourite part?
The whole reaching out part, the understanding love part and how it varies from person to person, these parts were the magically amazing ones; the whole book was fantastic.
