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Isabella Viora
I’m an emerging writer. I love reading and writing book reviews. I also learn about relationships and personal mental growth. I share original writings in my daily life, and hope you enjoy my content.
How Self Deception Psychology Quietly Runs Your Daily Life
Self deception psychology explained through real-life examples. Learn why we hide the truth from ourselves and one practical way to stop.
Read moreDad, I Want to Hear Your Story Book Review: The Gift of Two Pages
A guided journal, two pages of handwriting, and a father who spent a lifetime speaking in silence. The blank pages aren't failure—they're his language.
Read moreThe 33 Strategies of War Book Review: Your Survival Guide for a Hostile World
You don't need to start wars, but you need to recognize the ones you're already in. This book will make you paranoid—but paranoia might be the clarity you need.
Read moreThe 50th Law Book Review: Stop Pretending the Bullet Isn’t Coming
Fearlessness isn't a feeling—it's a practiced decision to accept reality as it is, dangerous or not.
Read moreHow to Handle Communication Under Stress With a Loved One Who Means Well
How to handle communication under stress with a loved one who means well. A step-by-step guide to staying calm when a loved one becomes your biggest pressure point.
Read moreThe Aftermyth Book Review: When Destiny Gets the Wrong Address
A girl with a perfect plan gets thrown into the opposite house. She discovers that the wrong path might lead to the right people.
Read moreHow to Handle Angry People Without Freezing Up : Even When Your Body Remembers
How to handle angry people when their yelling triggers anxiety. Practical ways to stay calm and protect your peace—especially if you grew up around anger.
Read moreHow to Stop Fighting With Your Partner Over Nothing
How to stop fighting with your partner over nothing. Break the trigger-reaction-spiral cycle and replace old patterns with understanding.
Read moreHow to Handle Conflict at Work Communication When You Have Zero Authority
I've been there. Sort of. My situation was two senior developers who hadn't spoken directly in three weeks. They communicated through Slack emojis. Only emojis. A thumbs-up meant "approved." A…
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