豆瓣评论

  • jessieyannnnn
    所以真正的勇敢就是敢于受伤害。be open to vulnerabilites。09-04
  • 洪满
    The book just speaks to everything about me at this extremely struggling stage.11-05
  • Lucia
    还需要反复reference。07-09
  • Shelly
    我怎么就没看出好在哪里。。。12-11
  • lee
    A new perspective to look at yourself and relationships.03-31
  • Vermouth
    太糖水了,不太看得下去05-08
  • Jus
    “If we want greater clarity in our purpose or deeper and more meaningful spiritual lives, vulnerability is the path.” (最后两章感觉有点多了 也是因为parenting无法relatable吧)04-07
  • 叮当想旅行
    能讲TED不代表能写一本好书。本书遣词造句不够流畅,本来一个TED讲就刚好的东西,勉强拉长到一本书。略读。02-06
  • cucu
    三星半。很多实例很美式,也不太常见。作者对于shame的分析和划分(guilt,humiliation and embarrassment)不错,对于脆弱性的重要性也解释得很有说服力。不过体验到脆弱情绪时如何跟相关人员沟通,这方面写得很少。01-24
  • 小小耳朵
    非常好,有很多共鸣和启发。07-08
  • cress
    Vulnerability ≠ Weakness,Shame ≠ Guilt,表达出来"At least I tried",接纳别人"Me too"02-28
  • 春云
    full of tears and laughter.02-24
  • 我爱学习
    对于快要被毕业论文,找工作,assistantship撕裂的我来说,这本书难能可贵。可是其实embrace vulnerability也是一种previlege, 毕竟比起很多仍在底层挣扎的人来说,我的压力依旧是为赋新词强说愁了。希望可以找到一份工作吧,让我可以帮助更多的人11-04
  • Сure.
    "I like the title of the book you are reading -- sounds a bit like you!!" Thanks, Rory. 03-04
  • ZZ
    主意不错,有点啰嗦了。03-13
  • 金贵的idea,平淡冗余的presentation,某个点开始Marginal input = 0啊简直。。。03-10
  • 普拉
    I was sitting in Badde Mannor and tears were just streaming down my face. 07-09