As a former Olympian, team member of eight Tours de France, renowned chiropractor, international lecturer, and Life Coach to the Stars, Dr. Spencer knows what it takes to overcome obstacles, create and execute plans, and achieve stardom. He's taught his techniques and offered his guidance to many top athletes, businesspeople, entrepreneurs, and entertainers who seek his proven philosophies. Through twenty-eight years of coaching and training the top performers in a variety of fields, Dr. Spencer has identified what it is that these highly successful people have--and do--that enables them to make it so far in life. In Turn It Up!, Dr. Spencer shows you what makes these highly accomplished individuals reach the top consistently and translates their philosophies--and his--to ensure that you can implement his proven program for success and turn up your life a notch, not only into your daily routines, but into the way you think, the way you plan, and the way you live your life. After reading Turn It Up! and implementing Dr. Spencer's Twelve Principles for Personal Success, you will have a solid and doable plan, Embracing proper risk • Controlling fear • Defining principles • Attracting opportunity • Remaining focused • Formulating a plan • Finishing the job • Sustaining physical and emotional health • and Maintaining fitness No longer is there a line between the successful and 'everyone else,' as Turn It Up! unveils the learned skills within your reach with Dr. Spencer's fail-proof personal success system.
University of Nebraska at Kearney journalism graduate Kristine Gerber has combined her love of project management, people, history and photography into a career. While at the Omaha World-Herald, Gerber produced seven books highlighting the areas rich history through photographs, postcards and stories from the people who lived it. Books included the three-volume Omaha, Times Remembered series and Greetings from Omaha. In February 2003, Gerber formed Omaha Books, a subsidiary of Eventive Marketing LLC, to help Midwest organizations with their publishing needs. To date she has helped produce 10 books including Building for the Ages, Omahas Architectural Landmarks, Toast to Omaha, A Cookbook by the Junior League of Omaha and Council Bluffs 365 Days, 150 years. Her new book is Omaha-Council Bluffs Yesterday & Today featuring 114 historic mid-century photographs matched with the same image taken in 2008. "
I heard the author speak in an interview. He was inspiring. I bought the book but found nothing useful in it. It was very repetitious. Had a lot of sentences but didn't say much.
I enjoyed the practical ideas in chapter 11 ("Healthy Habits and Healthy Environments") and in the Conclusion chapter. Otherwise, this book was overly generalized and quite repetitive.