AIM - Higher, Better, Faster: Stack Goals for Inevitable Achievement - Lasting Changes for Motivated Success by Zoe McKey

by Zoe McKey

What if you knew exactly how to capitalize on your strengths and minimize your weaknesses? It’s time to break out of your rut and discover what it takes to Find What You Were Born For.Through the framework of Professor Gardner’s multiple intelligence theory, you find your strengths , unique ways to enhance them, and ultimately use them to catapult yourself to success and the life that you’ve always wanted to live.All my life changes started when I understood that I was making a living from rat race jobs I hated and best case I was mediocre in them. By finding my main intelligence type I started doing something I love and I’m good in. Today I am a bestselling author and interpersonal skills coach and created the life I wanted. Now my goal is to help you create the life you want. I particularly understand what drives success and I also know precisely what's holding you back, and I can help.- Learn about 8+1 types of intelligence and the research proven methods how to improve each of them- How to find and bring out the maximum of your innate strengths- How to make your vocation your profession- How can you divide lifelong success to small and easy day to day tasks- How to build higher quality of life- How to get out of the 9-5 rat race- How to introduce your passion in your life without the risk of losing your livelihood- How to make the best decisions for short and long term success- You will live a well-balanced, full life- Wake up every day grateful and excited to see what lies ahead.- Know what – when and how to improve in you for maximum results- Be the role model instead of looking for one

Genres: Self Help, Personal Development

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Reviews

[Raf · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read this book through my Kindle Unlimited subscription and was very impressed. It was a relatively short, inspiring, and informative read. Zoe McKey explores the multiple intelligences pioneered by Harvard professor Howard Gardner back in 1983. Each intelligence type such as Interpersonal, Intrapersonal, and linguistic and verbal among several others is summarized with specific characteristics and traits. After identifying which intelligence type(s) the reader most identifies with, he/she is encouraged to go through the exercises identified in the following chapters to narrow down their interests and choose a path that suits their passions and desires. I took this book seriously and found out a lot about myself, especially digging into my past and reflecting on the things I really enjoyed doing as a child before the world corrupted me. I would suggest that’s a good place to start. I highly recommend this book.

[Shawn Mcdowell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

I really enjoyed this ebook and I learned a lot about myself and what I was meant to do in life and now I am looking forward to doing that..

[Darryl Moss · Rating 5 out of 5]

good book

good book to read also very easy to understand. I get a lot from what she wrote and the her flow kept me interested.

[Larry · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another good read by a devoted author

This is the second of Zoe's books I have read and am ready to read another. She uses many references and research from prominent sources to support her positions. She tells her story in a relatable way that keeps you nodding in agreement as you turn each page. I recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a little guidance in their life and be sure to see not only Zoe's other books, but also the books that she references within them. Some truly incredible reads!

[Daniella · Rating 2 out of 5]

I only got two pages in. I just can't take an author seriously when they can't even be bothered to proofread their work or fix minor typos and grammatical errors. Far too tedious and far too many books I could be reading instead.

[Shana Garrett · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great resource guide to keep on your shelf!

Appreciated the use of Gardner and Maslow in this work. She connects the concepts and applications very well. Would recommend this book to those new to the workforce but also as a refresher to those seeking alignment in their job and dreams.

[Sudhanshu Tripathi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Learning about various intelligence types is really good

Learning about various intelligence types is really good. It wasnt too much of info to take in. It is one of the good books i have read recently!

[Magdalena Nunez · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really loved it! I Enjoyed this read

Short but very detailed. I actually found out whats my intelligence, it made feel very good knowing what I am good for. Now I will put everything in practice as Zoe recommends.

[Musa · Rating 2 out of 5]

If you are not an avid psychology genre reader, you may like this book more. This book is a pretty good summary of the multiple intelligence theory from Howard Gardner, along with some guiding questions that helps you to reflect yourself. Do you really get a mind-map to find out what you are born for? Not really. But if you'd like to examine what category of intelligence out of the 9, this maybe a good summary book for you.

[Duke · Rating 2 out of 5]

Good reminder of common sense and things to comsidsr

Nothing earth shattering in the book. Find what you like, understand your true personality, confirm your desires, be practical before pursuing and learn to not react to hastily. the author provided good questions to answer to help you identify your intelligence type and how to hone it. overall, not a disappointing read but nothing I would pick up again. a good read for the first time self-help reader.

[Anna · Rating 1 out of 5]

Honestly didn't get why this book has such high reviews. Perhaps a few sentences (mostly quotes from other writers used in a text) can find insightful.

[K. Counihan · Rating 5 out of 5]

,Discovering new job paths

If you are searching for a new job, or tired of you're of you're current job check out this book it could help you .

[Andrea Montack · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quick Read- Was what I expected

This was an easy and quick read. The books delivered most of what I expected.
This is not a detailed analysis of types but more a guide for anyone wanting help with determining their goals and getting out of a rut. I found the ideas relevant and easy to implement.