Published: May 06, 2011
Words: 8,192 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN:
9781458082930
Short description
Have you ever wanted to do something, but were afraid to try?
Have you ever wondered why someone else has accomplished something, but you never have?
Are you having problems with your marriage, dealing with divorce, children, parents, death, life, your job, school, etc.?
Well this book isn't going to answer all of your questions, but it will provide you with plenty of inspiration.
A wise man told me something I will never forget, years ago,” Change Is Inevitable and Those Who Can Embrace It, Will Adapt and Prosper.”
We really only have two choices in life, we can either change and adapt or continue suffering are plugging along. You're where you're at in your life today, because of the choices you've made, not because of the choices that were made by others.
You have the power to do wonderful things and if you're looking for a little inspiration, maybe a little kick in the seat-of-the-pants, to get you motivated, you must read this book.
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Review by:
Nancy Beck
on Jan. 05, 2012 :
I decided to take a try on this book because it sounded interesting. I do suggest the writer pick up a grammar and/or punctuation book to learn how to use commas, because he uses too many of them, and usually in the wrong places.
However, that doesn't seriously detract from what he's trying to accomplish.
This is basically a list of things you can do to improve your life. What I like about it is the writer talks to you in a very folksy, friendly way; this is not some hot-shot guru who promises all sorts of things and doesn't deliver anything.
Some of these 100 things are obvious, but sometimes we need to read this stuff again and again, just so it can get etched into our brains. (I know that's true for me. :-)) He also sprinkles in some positive, interesting quotes from well-known (and not as well known) people throughout history, like John Kennedy, for example.
I *did* pick up a few things from this book, because I like the writer's down-to-earth style and sensibilities. It's now a part of my small self-help ebook collection.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)