Cool Girl (4): I'm not gentle, but I'm cool

Author: Renate Geckler, translated by Li Hong et al.
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Reading this book will refresh your perspective, as modern women finally dare to say, "I'm not gentle, but I'm cool." Indeed, this is a "cool girl" book that incorporates modern concepts. It shows us that women don't have to always sacrifice for their husbands and children, living for others, but must learn to love themselves, protect themselves, and develop themselves. The author first points out the 5 major characteristics of "good girls," then outlines the "10 commandments for gentle women," and finally discusses how women can change themselves, how to holistically integrate themselves from the inside out, how to relax, how to recognize their needs, desires, and impulses, and how to expand the space for their survival, growth, and success. It provides all women with a new perspective, new approaches, new ways of thinking, and genuine techniques and strategies to transform their lives. Every woman holds a "gateway to change" that is freely open. Reconstruct your mindset, shift your perspective, and master the true techniques and strategies to transform women's lives. Protect yourself in the external world, expand yourself in the inner world, and holistically integrate yourself from the inside out.

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