title: How to Love Yourself: The Art of Loving Myself: Self Love as the Basis of High Self Esteem, Self Worth and Self Respect. Be Yourself and Love Yourself Right NOW.
author: Jonathan Kis-Lev
description: <div><b>Advance praise for<i>The Art of Loving Myself</i></b><br /><b></b><br /><span>&quot;For those who generally loathe the self-help genre, Kis-Lev&apos;s book is a breath of fresh air. Kis-Lev takes an orderly, methodical approach to finding affection for himself. And you can&apos;t not fall in love with him on the way.&quot; --<b>Laila Hoja,<i>The Book Reviewer</i></b></span><br /><b><span></span></b><br /><span>&quot;Practical and never preachy... Gave me many practical ideas, some of which I use ever since. The analysis of our brain-chatter patterns was absolutely brilliant.&quot; --<b><i>Daily Preacher</i></b></span><br /><b><i><span></span></i></b><br /><span>&quot;Packed with fascinating insights about the reasons why we tend to put ourselves last on our list, this book will show you how to do otherwise. I only wish I had read it earlier.&quot;--<b>AlisonKahn,<i>Peace For The Future</i></b></span><br /><b><i><span></span></i></b><br /><span>&quot;Wonderful. . . . Kis-Lev shows how you can be happier with who you are, starting right now, with small, actionable steps accessible to everyone.&quot; --<b>Dr. John Vitals</b></span><br /><b><span></span></b><br /><span>&quot;Kis-Lev exudes warmth from every page. As you read it you&apos;ll be inspired by his emotional confessions and liberating wisdom.&quot; --<b>Aven K. Lint, author and speaker</b></span><br /><b><span></span></b><br /><span>&quot;Enjoyable and witty... The book is filled with the best quotes you&apos;ll ever find about the subject of loving yourself.&quot; --<b>Daniel J. Okla,<i>The Jewish Daily</i></b></span><br /><b><span></span></b><br /><span>&quot;Kis-Lev (&quot;My Quest for Peace&quot;) brings a fun, sensitive verve to now well-tread self-help tropes... The tone is far more feisty than academic, and there&apos;s humor on every page, all of which is exactly what his intended audience most needs...&quot;--<b><i>The Monthly Reader</i></b></span><br /><b><i><span></span></i></b><br /><span>&quot;If touchy-feely self-help tomes make you feel less than inspired, this no-nonsense manifesto to self-love might be just what you&apos;re looking for. Jonathan has a gift for writing in a very digestible way that will appeal to everyone.&quot;--<b>Dan Klein,<i>The Last Opinion</i></b></span><br /><b><span></span></b><br /><span>&quot;The Art of Loving Myself will silence your inner critic and help you build a life worth living. You will find practical and easy ways to connect with your inner self and improve your life dramatically.&quot;--<b>Joan Kelvin, author,<i>The Secret Inside</i></b></span><br /><b><span></span></b><br /><span>&quot;Author and artist Jonathan Kis-Lev takes the self-help book to another level with his cutthroat humor and in-your-face honesty. The short, well-written chapters fly away quickly. Too quickly...!&quot; --<b>Janice Kline, speaker and author</b></span><br /><b><span></span></b></div>
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  How to Fall Madly in Love with Yourself and Your Life in 
  One Easy Step… 
  d 
  The Greatest Gift 
   
  There is one gift I have had my whole life that stands out from all the rest.  It isn’t that I 
  was highly psychic as a child or that I can remember my past lives.  It isn’t my writing or 
  the way I use my voice for healing or teaching.  It is that I have always loved myself.   
   
  Don’t get me wrong.  That doesn’t mean I didn’t have those same moments in front of the 
  mirror in middle school or other similar experiences, it just means that they never lasted 
  very long or struck very deeply inside of me.  For in knowing all that I did as a child, the 
  thing that stood out to me most was the holiness I felt in all things, and because I was the 
  most intimate form of this sacredness to myself, I naturally loved myself very deeply.  I 
  even wrote messages with little drawings as soon as I could write that said, “I love my 
  Self.” 
   
  Why Self-Love? 
   
  I want to share this power and magic of