Like Me or Not

Overcoming Approval Addiction

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Pub Date May 15 2018 | Archive Date May 15 2018

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There is a difference between being someone other people like and being defined by what others think. Some people are so addicted to approval that their lives spiral out of control creating discontent, depression, and alienation. Recovering approval addict Dawn Owens identifies all the ways craving approval can negatively impact our lives, and offers sound, biblical strategies to overcome them. Using her own and other's stories as relatable examples, Owens shares the journey to an identity found only in Christ.

There is a difference between being someone other people like and being defined by what others think. Some people are so addicted to approval that their lives spiral out of control creating...


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ISBN 9781683972662
PRICE $15.99 (USD)
PAGES 224

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The main competitor for this book is Approval Addiction by Joyce Myers. Joyce's book is more overly scriptural and, dare I say it, middle-class, whereas this is a friendly and conversational book from an ordinary woman from 'down the street'. I found it instantly relatable and quietly truthful and got through it in a day. Like many books of its type there's not a lot of how-to advice - I would reccomend Renewing the mind with NLP by Hall and Bodenhammer for that. I find that a lot of time thinking through the implications of scripture is necessary for approval addicts and some hard choices about whether Gods approval is more important than mans is necessary. Nevertheless, this book is a good primer and honest and accessibile.

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