Become the Most Important Person in the Room: Your 30-day Plan for Empath Empowerment

Rose Rosetree
Women’s Intutition Worldwide (2009)
ISBN 9780975253878
Reviewed by Irene Watson for Reader Views (11/09)


“To be human means that you have both a simple mind and a complicated intellect.” (p 55)  Although this line starts a paragraph in a topic under “Celebrate Mind Day” I feel the sentence describes us, as humans, very distinctly.  Understanding this concept will allow the reader to embrace Rose Rosetree’s “Become the Most Important Person in the Room” with self-empowerment and direction.

According to Rosetree, unskilled empaths will look at others and may find problems, fears, and pain in them, wish it would be different for the person, and wish there was a way they could help.  These same people take on the emotional pain as if it were their own.  This in turn causes much discomfort within one’s own life.

Rosetree lays out a simple 30-day plan to become a skilled empath by learning how to deal with the issues within.  She contends that one in twenty Americans actually is born as an empath but the rest of us can learn how to become one.  The exercises are simple, but commitment is necessary to devote time each day to do the “next step.”

What Rosetree presents is not new, but it’s the presentation that is different. She is able to take important information and direction, and in a concise way present it to the reader, whether one with much knowledge in the arena of self-improvement or one that is just starting, to empower themselves and become a skilled empath.  Her writing is candid and conversational thus allowing the reader to become one with what is written. I recommend “Become the Most Important Person in the Room” to those that want to take their lives to another level of consciousness.

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