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Review by:
H. Bradley Stucki
on Jan. 15, 2011 :
I thought the book had great points particularly for me to consider. It motivated me to get off my backside and start doing what I know I need to do in order to get where I want to get. It went through in a methodical order of how I can accomplish my goals, but it didn't mislead, telling me it's going to be easy. However, it did say it would be worth it if I was following my dream / bliss / love. I agree with that.
I would recommend this books. it's a quick read, but packed with all the right stuff. You just have to put it into practice.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
David DeRosa
on May 17, 2010 :
(no rating)
A Lazy Man’s Guide to Success is an inspiring, eloquent, and thoroughly enjoyable look at the things that separate us from our life’s satisfactions. Bill O’Hanlon’s humorous way of pointing out the obvious should be required reading for anyone who has ever made an excuse for failure rather than examining the explanations for it.
Too many of us go through life remembering that we wanted to be, or to do, or to have..., and never look closely at the reasons we didn’t. The recipe for success is laid out in simple words; passion, pursuit, persistence. And, his approach is both engaging and motivating.
On a personal note:
I too am a wannabe songwriter, Bill. And, while I’ve got loads of excuses for my failure in this, I am inspired to try again. I’m looking forward to possibly hearing one of your songs.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)