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Limitless: 20 Proven Success Habits to Master Your Days, Reach Your True Potential, and Make Your Success Inevitable
Become Limitless and Learn World-class Success Habits... No BS, No fluff, No Academic Theories, and No Sugar Coating. Just real world, tactical, hardcore success habits. If you’re one of the select few who are serious about becoming successfull and living the life most people only dream about, this book will change the game for you. Discover the 20 success habits that the CEO's, millionaires, billionaires, top athletes, and the world-class performers use daily to reach maximum mindset, energy, efficiency, motivation, inspiration, potential, and success. The habits in this book have worker for the best of the best, and they will work for you too. This step-by-step guide to mastering your days, reaching your true potential, and making your success inevitable Mastering The Most Important Thing The Power of Focus The Currency of Life Million Dollar Desire Influencing The Subconscious Billionaire Level Goal-Setting Making Decisions Like The Super-Achievers The Secret to Outstanding Energy Detaching From The Madness Ultimate Self-Love Downloading Excellence Fueling The Beast Step-By-Step You Get Ahead Tapping Your Full Potential Planning Like A Pro Much, much more! Download your copy today!!!
192 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 23, 2015
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September 12, 2018
It was fine
This was not the best success book I have ever read. The grammar and even some language were awkward and incorrect at times, and it really felt like I was eating a summary of a few other books. Maybe that was the point.
This was not the best success book I have ever read. The grammar and even some language were awkward and incorrect at times, and it really felt like I was eating a summary of a few other books. Maybe that was the point.
July 7, 2015
Some decent ideas but overall not worth the time
If you have read other books about success you will find that this one contains many of the same ideas. However, the author of this book does not present his ideas in a very unique or engaging way. The writing is not particularly good and contains many errors, including missed words and misspellings. He also uses a lot of general ideas and does not support his arguments well with studies or references. At one point in the book he actually says, "I don't remember where I heard this but..." and continues to tell a story about a billionaire. He also provides some shaky nutritional and exercise advice in various parts of the book. Overall, I would say that although this author has some reasonable advice in this book, you can find the same information packaged better and more reliably and many other resources.
If you have read other books about success you will find that this one contains many of the same ideas. However, the author of this book does not present his ideas in a very unique or engaging way. The writing is not particularly good and contains many errors, including missed words and misspellings. He also uses a lot of general ideas and does not support his arguments well with studies or references. At one point in the book he actually says, "I don't remember where I heard this but..." and continues to tell a story about a billionaire. He also provides some shaky nutritional and exercise advice in various parts of the book. Overall, I would say that although this author has some reasonable advice in this book, you can find the same information packaged better and more reliably and many other resources.
June 7, 2015
This book is part of the 'positive thinking' school of leadership. Yes, it stresses personal development, personal growth and visualization. I am less convinced by this mode of self actualization. It denies context, and the inequalities that are found in our environment that always crush any personal or individual agency. But there is some strong advice offered here, particularly in terms of habit formation and the use of early mornings before work.
June 28, 2015
Good Book
Really good topics and action plans. I also downloaded the free gift. Please have an editor more thoroughly proofread the book for slight errors in spelling and some grammar.
Really good topics and action plans. I also downloaded the free gift. Please have an editor more thoroughly proofread the book for slight errors in spelling and some grammar.
May 22, 2015
It was a ok book. At times it felt like a collection of lists and quotes. Good content, but there were tons of spelling and grammar problems on the kindle version.
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