The Art Of Authenticity: Tapping In The Uniqueness Of You Paperback – 11 March 2016

Really enjoyed the book . It is written in a very conversational style which makes you feel like your just having a chat with Jason .

What a cool book! I learned of this book through Kyle Cease's works, whose stuff I love. What makes this book different is that Jason gives examples from his life. I hate it when books say, "do this or try that" and they make it sound great and easy but they don't bother sharing their own real life examples. That's what sets this apart. Jason shows how easy it can be, as a lot of times, when you aren't given any direction, but rather simply given this or that tip, you overthink it. You don't know if you're doing it "right", so you don't do anything. Jason takes that stress away. He actually gives his bucket list and he gives examples of his simple quick thank-you notes to a friend, and more. I like that. It proves he walks the talk and again, he shows how easy that is.It's true that a lot of the tips are simple but that's a good thing. It shows you that anyone can be thoughtful, genuine, and make an impact just by being yourself.God, I've been wanting to let this out for a long time. Thank you, Jason and thank you, Kyle Cease. Thank you.

Jason Moffatt has a laid back writing style with insights that are both believable and valuable. It was an easy read that took me only a few hours to get through. I had not intended to read it in one sitting but enjoyed the content enough to just knock it out. I'd recommend it to anyone that is looking to tap in to your core purpose and live a life that flows from that.

Great book! Jason does an awesome job of helping you look within and finding out what makes you unique. What is your story? And why that story is important to those around you. This book has helped me to come out of my shell and let me know that I have a voice that needs to be heard. Thank you, Jason.

Angry that I bought it and wasted my money. Full of typos and incorrect grammar and he admits this because he was being "authentic" and so didn't have it proofread or edited. Content wasn't all that enlightening either. Felt scammed by this.