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Learning Dangerously: Success Is Closer Than You Think
While you will never learn all you could learn, you are always able to learn what serves you best. If you want to respond to daily challenges in work and life with purpose-led conviction, confidence and control, then it's time to start Learning Dangerously. In 48 practical articles, performance expert Craig Stephens demonstrates how Learning Dangerously can overcome the common challenges faced by leaders, managers, professionals and people across four learning, influence, performance and success. You'll – The Benefits of Becoming a Lifestyle Learner – The 7 Truths About Great Habits – How Your Beliefs Can Limit Your Learning – How To Improve Your Connection With Others – Why Busyness Should Not Be Your Business – Why Accepting Your Limitations Is Good For You – Success Only Matters When It Is Measured – And more Learning Dangerously will allow you to identify the critical actions that will best serve you, so you can realise the potential you have to share with the world. Success is closer than you think.
131 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 12, 2017
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August 16, 2017
Disclosure: I was offered a free copy of this book by the author in return for an honest review.
It's taken me longer than expected to read this book. The way its written I feel is not to be read in a single sitting. Since it contains 48 pearls of wisdom like case studies, each ought to be read and savoured rather than devoured in one go, this makes the elapsed reading time much longer despite being a short book.
There is good content and some pearls of wisdom.
Its not radical thinking, its not a huge surprise, its good solid content presented in a way to give you a new perspective on things.
Its a pretty good worthwhile read, definitely something you can pick up, read one of the cases and then put down, and you'll want to pick it up again to read another case or the same one again. You will likely end up with a well marked-up copy too.
It's taken me longer than expected to read this book. The way its written I feel is not to be read in a single sitting. Since it contains 48 pearls of wisdom like case studies, each ought to be read and savoured rather than devoured in one go, this makes the elapsed reading time much longer despite being a short book.
There is good content and some pearls of wisdom.
Its not radical thinking, its not a huge surprise, its good solid content presented in a way to give you a new perspective on things.
Its a pretty good worthwhile read, definitely something you can pick up, read one of the cases and then put down, and you'll want to pick it up again to read another case or the same one again. You will likely end up with a well marked-up copy too.
December 6, 2017
The book "Learning Dangerously - Success is closer than you think" by Craig Stephens, invites the reader to embrace learning as an exciting way of living, a lifestyle choice. Quote: Your learning becomes dangerous when you are prepared to step out of your
comfort zone to confront your challenges or embrace your new opportunities. The book offers great inspiration and encourages to think outside the box. The authors approach is simple, but effective. The book is well written in a short and compelling writing style.
comfort zone to confront your challenges or embrace your new opportunities. The book offers great inspiration and encourages to think outside the box. The authors approach is simple, but effective. The book is well written in a short and compelling writing style.
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