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Time to Fly: 7 Exhilarating Lessons to Take Your Life to the Next Level
Time to Fly is for anyone tired of settling for less than they are worth in life, work and relationships. In an easy to read style, using logical explanations, practical steps and real life examples.
114 pages, Paperback
First published January 28, 2013
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May 21, 2019
A must read for everyone! It left me empowered and I actually did the exercises suggested in the book who does that?! 🤣
February 5, 2015
I had the pleasure of meeting Neil O'Brien at a NI Biz Camp event in Belfast, April 2013. I immediately liked his sense of humour: "Sending me to a relaxation course is stressing me out!"
Yet behind his Irish wit is a concise, distilled lesson plan of proven suggestions to motivate yourself to the next level.
Essentially, each of us has a comfort zone. Tricky thing is, if you decide just to stay in it, it'll keep getting smaller as the world moves on. Neil has some strategies to help you act outside your comfort zone.
His book, Time to Fly, is an easy-to-read digest filled with methods, exercise plans, summaries and encouragement, all sprinkled with signature humour.
What I particularly liked is that I am able to remember some key points. Reference points, if you will, that'll keep you closer to 10/10 on the self-worth scale, and away from the 2/10.
Time to Fly really is inspiration in a nutshell (to cite another reviewer). Be good to yourself -- get Neil's book!
Yet behind his Irish wit is a concise, distilled lesson plan of proven suggestions to motivate yourself to the next level.
Essentially, each of us has a comfort zone. Tricky thing is, if you decide just to stay in it, it'll keep getting smaller as the world moves on. Neil has some strategies to help you act outside your comfort zone.
His book, Time to Fly, is an easy-to-read digest filled with methods, exercise plans, summaries and encouragement, all sprinkled with signature humour.
What I particularly liked is that I am able to remember some key points. Reference points, if you will, that'll keep you closer to 10/10 on the self-worth scale, and away from the 2/10.
Time to Fly really is inspiration in a nutshell (to cite another reviewer). Be good to yourself -- get Neil's book!
May 14, 2013
It's good self help book and contains some helpful lessons.
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