Radical Honesty: How to Transform Your Life by Telling the Truth

By: Brad Blanton

Narrated by: Brad Blanton

The first edition of Radical Honesty became a nationwide best seller in 1995 because it was not a kinder, gentler self-help book. It was a shocker! In it, Dr. Brad Blanton, a psychotherapist and expert on stress management, explored the myths, superstitions and lies by which we all live. And this newly revised edition is even worse!

Blanton shows us how stress comes not from the environment, but from the self-built jail of the mind. What keeps us in our self-built jails is lying.

"We all lie like hell," Dr. Blanton says. "It wears us out...it is the major source of all human stress. It kills us." Not telling our friends, lovers, spouses, or bosses about what we do, feel, or think keeps us locked in that mind jail. The way out is to get good at telling the truth, and Dr. Blanton provides the tools we can use to escape from that jail of the mind. This book is the cake with the file in it.

In Radical Honesty, Dr. Blanton coaches us on how to have lives that work, how to have relationships that are alive and passionate, and how to create intimacy where none exists. As we have been taught by the philosophical and spiritual sources of our culture for thousands of years, from Plato to Nietzsche, from the Bible to Emerson, the truth shall set you free.

©1994,1996,2003 Brad Blanton (P)2007 Brad Blanton

Are you kidding me!

one of my favorite books, No Bullshit.
that's all I want to say, but this thing is making write 25 character and 15 words. No Bullshit. No time wasted.

life altering

amazing enligtenment, crazy, wild! although the recording is somewhat amateur with obvious cuts and breaks, I will listen to this many times over!

Radical indeed

A lot of true and mind-boggling content. But how does this relate to the teachings of Eckart Tolle?

Radically Honest Review

Dang it Bradley! Boy you stuttering like a mf!! No edits?? This should marked as comedy. Great book though 10/10

Interesting stories

I liked the stories he told, and some relationship honesty tips. Didn’t love all the political stuff at the end, I don’t think it holds up.