Simple Is the New Smart: 26 Success Strategies to Build Confidence, Inspire Yourself, and Reach Your Ultimate Potential

by Rob Fazio

Whether you are at work or at home, you are probably being asked to do more with less. We often become consumed with what doesn’t really matter, and spend far too much of our precious time on what doesn’t even count. In Simple Is the New Smart, Dr. Rob Fazio shows you how to block out the static so you can turn up the volume on the right information and accelerate your path to success.In an engaging, conversational style, Dr. Fazio offers success strategies that can be used the moment you stop reading. The focus is on helping you help yourself by learning easy-to-read and easy-to-apply techniques that will help you get the edge in business and in life. You what is holding you back and how to propel yourself forward.Realize that listening can be bad for your health and learn how to break free from the messages that have been holding you down.Discover the art of reading before leading so you can be intentional with your time.Master the secrets of psychological swagger that allow you to grow without pain.

Genres: Self Help, Nonfiction

258 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 22, 2016

Reviews

[Reeds]

Love this title.
If your stack of books is so thick you couldn't dare add another one, the title alone on this one is good advice.

[Pamudri Basnayake · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved this book, its worthy reading if one actually wants to make a change in life. Personally, it was insightful for me and I was able to put a name on some of my imperfections. Hope more readers will find this book useful as I did.

[موفق السنوسي · Rating 3 out of 5]

The content is great but it should be presented is much simpler way. I feel it is too much information

[Philip Miles · Rating 5 out of 5]

Full disclosure: I don't generally read business-help, self-improvement types of books. I read this one because I went to college with Faz - excuse me, "Dr. Fazio" - and was excited to see good things happening for a good guy. The book itself is enjoyable, and presented in a series of 26 easily-digestable chunks. I found it insightful, and it forced me to think about things (including myself) from a different perspective. Strong recommend.

[Denise Stewart · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book! I loved the intro by Neil Cavuto, but Rob Fazio did an excellent job of relating his principles of simplifying with his personal experiences.