
Starting to realize why this book is a bestseller since the early 1900s. ✨✨✨
Starting to realize why this book is a bestseller since the early 1900s. ✨✨✨
“When a man really desires a thing so deeply that he is willing to stake his entire future on a single turn of the wheel in order to get it, he is sure to win.” -Napoleon Hill
Started this massive puzzle last night while listening to, Jackal. The cats and I will be reading and working on this some more today.
I'm not super into this book, but I'm currently trying to finish as someone has a hold on it and it's due in two days. #motivation ✊🏽
Trying to put into words how I feel about this book so far and honestly, it's nothing. I feel nothing about this book. This might be one I simply read and forget about.
“The power of the imagination is one of the greatest untapped resources in the human tool kit.“
Ziglar, Zig. Better Than Good (p. 30). Thomas Nelson. Kindle Edition.
I realize this sounds hokey but I'm giving this one a shot. Usually I would have taken a hard pass as at a glance it comes off as 'you too can be superman and conquer life to be better than all the chumps around you!'...but I heard it highly recommended on a podcast I love & am willing to be open minded given I feel so drained of every last ounce of energy that my will to do anything beyond survive is nonexistent. Continued in comments..
I am in horrible need of a jump start to my reading. I'm determined to get back to reading one or two books a month (about all I have time for). May this kick me off in the right direction!
- Please, please, please finish The Secret Messenger so I can move on
- Bookspin Book
- Finish Yellow Wife (started on Christmas Eve)
#JumpStart2023 #ReadingGoals #Motivation #Readathon
Thank you @Clwojick and @Lizpixie for hosting.
I like this book‘s energy (no pun intended). The story frame is a little simplistic but the ideas are well thought out and purposeful. All in all, a great book for people who might be struggling.
My boss got this book for everyone on our team! I‘d super excited to read this!
I chose this book from my massive TBR pile with the hope of gaining some ideas on how I can better show appreciation for my coworkers. I immediately liked it and found the introduction and background story interesting. I then almost bailed on it entirely when the authors started reporting on statistics and research. Fortunately, I stayed the course and gained a lot.
Full review at https://abookandadog.com
Meh. I was hoping for more functional advice for the average Joe from his Navy Seal days. Mostly, it was a short book on some of his Navy Seal training.