Yellow Kite Sensitive is the New Strong: The Power of Empaths in an Increasingly Harsh World

Brilliant book. Learned a lot of lessons for my self

"Sensitive is the New Strong" by Anita Moorjani is an eye-opening and empowering book that offers a fresh perspective on what it means to be sensitive in today’s challenging world. As an empath myself, I found this book to be incredibly validating and insightful. Moorjani skillfully explains how being sensitive is not a weakness, but rather a profound strength that can lead to a more compassionate and fulfilling life. The author provides practical tools and advice on how to embrace sensitivity while setting healthy boundaries, which is something many empaths struggle with. I especially appreciated the way she integrates her personal experiences, making the content relatable and easy to understand. This book isn’t just for empaths, but for anyone who wants to better understand their emotions and develop resilience in a world that can often feel overwhelming. It’s a must-read for those looking to turn their sensitivity into a powerful asset, rather than something to hide or suppress.

While the formula makes SO much sense and the process it outlines is actually both reasonable and logical it actually is even more powerful than that. When in the process of searching for a job one is undertaking a task that probably at worst is faced only a handful of times during one entire sitting career (I expect more and more frequently however as it works continues to evolve and change.... and jobs even more so. Those who HAVE those openings are trained and experienced in how to handle their end of things this making the whole procedure very one-sided. This book gives the one searching for a job, career, position the proper mindset, understanding and training to not only obtain a satisfying and searching job but to do so whole feeling very good about the process..... and themselves. This should be a life skill taught to EVERY person before they ever enter the "job market". Not only are the information and lessons invaluable but it is also written in a story form that keeps you involved and the whole process moving easily along. Instead of teaching you "lessons " and seemingly dry procedures, the author allows you to follow one persons journey throughout the book who encounters probably 90% of every job-seekers setback or situation. She then encounters the coach who takes her through all the steps of finding and securing a new job. We follow along as she is coached through the process, learns how each step works from both the seekers AND prospective employers viewpoint, successfully navigates the waters and ends up not only obtaining her goal but enjoying the process. This is an absolute MUST READ for anyone dealing with the job market. Truly indispensable AND enjoyable.

Not all empaths are built the same. Some are super sensitive, and don't even know that they are giving their power away, and yet some are strong but have shades of unexpected energy depletion. If you believe you fit within this range, or if you aren't sure what an empath is, but would like to know and be part of a solution to help empaths be taken more seriously, then this guidebook is definitely for you. Anita's gentle style, her meaningful anecdotes, and her deep understanding of what it is to spend a lifetime giving power away to others is a call to action for empaths. I'm not a weak or downtrodden doormat, but I do recognize times when I walk into a room and if I'm not paying attention, I can end up wearing the weight of the energy. I go out to a gathering of friends and wonder why an hour later I feel like I need to leave. When I watch tv and there are moments of aggression or injury I actually physically, internally cringe and feel the pain. I am a robust person. I love life and have wonderful people to share it with! So why does this happen to me and how do I stop doing this? Anita provides a lot of opportunities to explore awareness of empathic superpowers, and then offers tips, tricks and tools to stop giving your power away. Engaging, realistic, and incredibly helpful, Sensitive is the New Strong is the perfect book for those looking to grow and change, no matter where they are on the spectrum of Empathhood.

A must have book I suggest to all empaths of the world.

Anita carefully describes different types of sensitivities and one can easily self-identify. I was happy to discover that she is quite clear what an Empath is - and many people who think they are from social media descriptions are probably not. However, there is much information in the book with which to identify if you are a sensitive person.