Comments on: Book Review: The Truth About You http://callapidderdays.com/2009/03/book-review-the-truth-about-you.html Wife, mom, writer, Christ-follower, reader, knitter, baker... writing about life in general and everything that goes along with it. Sat, 13 Mar 2010 18:07:12 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Debra Peoples Helmer http://callapidderdays.com/2009/03/book-review-the-truth-about-you.html#comment-14265 Debra Peoples Helmer Sun, 22 Mar 2009 22:06:17 +0000 http://callapidderdays.com/?p=1844#comment-14265 Hi, You'll love Life Languages then.....the best tool I've seen. Not only do you see you gifts, talents and abilities, but your personality is figured into the equation. For example, maybe you'reborn to teach, but you hate kids.....what job would be better for you then? cool eh? Also, shows you how you behave when you're stressed etc. Very good at figuring out why you just can't connect well with someone. Maybe you speak a different language. The book is called, Speakin of Love by the Kendall's and the www is lifelanguages.com. Grace and peace to you, Debra PS Love your blog! Hi,

You’ll love Life Languages then…..the best tool I’ve seen. Not only do you see you gifts, talents and abilities, but your personality is figured into the equation. For example, maybe you’reborn to teach, but you hate kids…..what job would be better for you then? cool eh? Also, shows you how you behave when you’re stressed etc. Very good at figuring out why you just can’t connect well with someone. Maybe you speak a different language. The book is called, Speakin of Love by the Kendall’s and the www is lifelanguages.com.

Grace and peace to you,

Debra

PS Love your blog!

]]> By: Jennifer, Snapshot http://callapidderdays.com/2009/03/book-review-the-truth-about-you.html#comment-14091 Jennifer, Snapshot Tue, 17 Mar 2009 16:55:15 +0000 http://callapidderdays.com/?p=1844#comment-14091 Interesting. I love that he hits on the fact that our "strengths" aren't necessarily just what we are good at. How "hard core" Christian is it? Or is it at all? You've made me think that this would be a very nice gift for two babysitters of mine who are graduating high school this fall. Neither of them are "hard core" Christians, and while I think some "God made you and created your gifts" truth is fine, I wonder if you think it would be suitable for a non-Christian audience? Interesting. I love that he hits on the fact that our “strengths” aren’t necessarily just what we are good at.

How “hard core” Christian is it? Or is it at all?

You’ve made me think that this would be a very nice gift for two babysitters of mine who are graduating high school this fall. Neither of them are “hard core” Christians, and while I think some “God made you and created your gifts” truth is fine, I wonder if you think it would be suitable for a non-Christian audience?

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