F#cking Wake Up: A Free Introduction to Wake the F#ck Up

by Brett Moran

Change is hard. And when you want to transform your life, change can be even harder. But it doesn’t have to be.Brett Moran knows from experience what it’s like to feel trapped in your own life, by your circumstances and by your environment – but he also knows that you can break free. That you can find happiness, purpose and passion for life if you have the right tools.From inside his prison cell Brett made these changes to his own life, visualising and then achieving his own transformation. Now he invites you to join the revolution for change, and make your own life one epic adventure.In this free introduction to Wake the F*ck Up, you’ll learn about Brett’s story but also find some practical advice on taking those first steps towards changing your life for the better.

Genres: Self Help

17 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 12, 2016

Reviews

[Matt Blum · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was ok... I don't think I really woke the F@ck up though...

[Carmen Alicea · Rating 5 out of 5]

Eye opening!

What a really amazing way to make us wake up. This book is an eye opener that gives you the extra push to finally start making changes. Finding ourselves and setting goals.

No it's not going to be easy and you must be committed to making each day count. Putting in efforts to making our goals a reality.

[Suzanne O'connell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great wake up

Thank you Brett for yr story. Very inspiring, I have also been through so much change in my life, very positive Nd am much happier in my life, I will pass this book into other n share it..wth and stay strong, n setting yr boundaries in life...t.c ... Suzanne

[Joanne M Tyer · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great intro to book excited to read more this was a great sample it kept me yearning too read more

I chose this rating bc it wasn't the full version but still made an impact on me id like to buy the book now

[Tye Heyborne · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cant wait to read the full book

This portion of the full book will make you think about what you can do to improve your life and I cant wait to read the full book

[Lilleth Helena · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ok

It was alright. Repetitive. Could have used an actual plan in it instead of little bullet points, over all not the best self help book.

[joe Brocato · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wish it was the entire book

I chose the rating because I needed to know these things. I will look for the entire book now. Yay

[Cheryl duncan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

Inspiring. I couldn't put book down. Worth it to read it. Amazing try it out as soon as you can.

[Alicia · Rating 5 out of 5]

Worth try it

What I read, even it was a short resume about the book, keep me wanting more. Maybe it worth read the book.

[Isabel Isik · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you have 10 minutes, just read it 😊

[Bulldog · Rating 3 out of 5]

Literally a sales pitch.

The book is exactly what it says, an ad to buy his book 'Wake the F#ck Up!' Which doesn't seem to be on Amazon, so it's fairly useless.

[Tiffany Miakoda Ellen Kinnamon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love in the moment

Many in recovery from anything should read this! I'm going to start the lessons tomorrow in the morning over coffee

[Andy Febrico Bintoro · Rating 3 out of 5]

Only 2 short stories here, more like an excerpt for the main book though this book isn't.

[That Queer Neurospicy Artist · Rating 4 out of 5]

a great intro that makes you want to read the author's full books

[Tara · Rating 2 out of 5]

Found this in the short story section. I admire the guy for writing it, I just didnt have a connection to this style of writing. I appreciate the fast read, though.

[Nick Rogers · Rating 2 out of 5]

It's interesting. The writer has come through a lot and we're constantly reminded of that in this book of not many pages, and now he has become a life coach of sorts. Good on him.

The book points put that we have flaws and bad habits and he suggests ways which we can change. It's not badly written, but I felt Moran is trying to sell me something. After after the suggestions (eight of them, of which he describes the changes; not how to implement them), the book comes to a thudding end, like the EastEnders de de de-de-dum, leaving those who feel desperate enough to buy more of his books.

Unfortunately for Moran, I wasn't one of them. I downloaded the book for free. And thank God really. I would have been disappointed to buy a sales pitch.

[Eleri Jenkins · Rating 4 out of 5]

Even as an introduction to the book this does (or I feel it does) make you question elements of your life. I like the fact that it doesn't go into any depths as everyone's life and negative impacts on their life will be different. I would definitely be interested in reading the book in its entirety after reading this introduction.

[Sairam Ramanan]

Just read extract for this book!

Judd read the extract of this book.the author looks to have a grab off the topic and had a bunch of sane advices. Good read indeed!!