"Who Dares Wins: special Operations Strategies for success": a no-nonsense book that teaches former Green Beret officer Bob Mayer's strategies how to set, reach and maintain personal and organizational goals. Mayer uses different theories of human behavior psychology mixed with historical lessons from battles and wars led by Eisenhower, Roger Ranger, General Patton (very interesting!), Spartans, Shaka Zulu and more and his own experiences from the time he served Special Forces.
Mayer has a succinct writing style to send out his message what has to be done when people want to make changes. Unless you're looking for affirmation of what you already think to know, this book will moves you.
"The breaking of rules is part of being an artist, of learning the craft and then rising above it." - Bob Mayer
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"In the dawn of mankind we did not have a spoken language"
I'm not able to review this book yet. I'm awe struck by the theories written down, which I learned during my study psychology, but one has to be ready for them to use them. It helps to breakdown the theory of goal setting in relation to military training examples: after all set and sustain clearly set goals requires a willing to change which requires a mindset that's prepared to losing a battle to find a new way to win the war. A war against flaws in one persons character which are keeping someone to reach goals or even to think about it seriously.
Great, great book!