Beyond Beautiful: A Practical Guide to Being Happy, Confident, and You in a Looks-Obsessed World Free Audiobook Download by Anuschka Rees

The goal of this audiobook is to help the listener improve their life by learning some practical and effective ways they can do so. The narrator, Saskia Maarleveld, engages in a conversation with a girl who is struggling with her looks and how it has affected her life. Together, they learn about how to accept yourself for who you are and thrive in society as someone that is confident in themselves.

Beyond Beautiful is a practical guide for anyone who has ever struggled with their looks. The book covers topics like being confident in your own skin, developing a healthy mindset, and overcoming the pressure of society's beauty standards. It also outlines many exercises designed to help readers improve their body image and self-esteem by focusing on certain aspects of their appearance.

In our "looks-obsessed today" world, there are many people who are depressed and struggling. Many of these people have not been raised with the true meaning of beauty. The author does a great job of addressing beauty from a practical standpoint. In other words, she opens up the dialogue about what it means to be happy and beautiful.

"In our society where looks count for everything, so-called beauty standards are everywhere. You can't escape them or get beyond them just by staying home and not going outside. We are all lab rats in this experiment on appearance."

This audiobook is an uplifting and empowering read. It covers how to combat and even overcome self-esteem issues caused by comparing ourselves to others in a society that values appearances more than personality; it discusses how to be confident in yourself and not just your appearance, and it offers several helpful tips on how to cope with the pressure of being a woman today.

This audiobook is very informative and helps the listener to understand the true meaning of beauty. It also helps the listener to understand how society has been conditioned by our media, advertising, and other influences to view beauty as important but not more important than happiness, confidence, worthiness, or protection of one's self.