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Create Your Future: Discover the Power of the Mind And Learn How to Take Full Control
Are you ready to create your future? Carl-Johan Forssén Ehrlin had his breakthrough in 2015 with the sleepy bedtime story The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep. In this book, you get to share the life philosophy behind the success and learn how you, yourself, can create the future you dream of. From leadership coach in a small town in Sweden, to international best-selling author – how is it possible? Read the revised edition of Carl-Johan Forssén Ehrlin's book where he shares his best tricks for taking control of your life and creating your future.Do you want to achieve more in your career, your everyday life, or in your role as a leader? Create your Future is a book for the person wanting to get more out of life and to steer it in the right direction. Learn how to work mentally to reach your goals, find inspiration for personal development and get the keys for leading yourself and others in a positive and developmental manner.
138 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 4, 2019
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Carl-Johan Forssén Ehrlin
39 books14 followersCarl-Johan Forssén Ehrlin is a Swedish author who wrote the bestselling children's book The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep, written to help parents to get their child to fall asleep. Forssén Ehrlin has a background in psychology which helped him while writing the book. The rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep has topped Amazon’s best seller list.
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March 31, 2022
I'm wobbling between 3 stars and 4 stars.
I suppose this is an overview book about personal development that jumps through a lot of personal development themes, with the author's personal take on some of them. Many of these themes are usually covered by several books spanning hundreds of pages, like for instance habits - but here habits got around half a page of space, if not less. In these cases there isn't really that much to go on if you want to develop. But among all this easy going, brushing through of personal development themes, there are still interesting thoughts, and things worth thinking about, and investigating further. If you are at the beginning of your personal development journey, maybe this book is a good starting point. Otherwise, if you've already consumed books about personal development, it could be a good "keep it all together" book (but it doesn't cover everything, far from). Anyway, it's a simple and quick read, and some advice/references stuck with me, were new to me, and I learned some new things, and will check out some of the references. The first 70 pages about me as an individual were most interesting. I think I'll go with 4 stars.
I suppose this is an overview book about personal development that jumps through a lot of personal development themes, with the author's personal take on some of them. Many of these themes are usually covered by several books spanning hundreds of pages, like for instance habits - but here habits got around half a page of space, if not less. In these cases there isn't really that much to go on if you want to develop. But among all this easy going, brushing through of personal development themes, there are still interesting thoughts, and things worth thinking about, and investigating further. If you are at the beginning of your personal development journey, maybe this book is a good starting point. Otherwise, if you've already consumed books about personal development, it could be a good "keep it all together" book (but it doesn't cover everything, far from). Anyway, it's a simple and quick read, and some advice/references stuck with me, were new to me, and I learned some new things, and will check out some of the references. The first 70 pages about me as an individual were most interesting. I think I'll go with 4 stars.
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