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The Five Secrets from Oz: An empowering message of life transformation and finding your inner light
Everyone suffers, from something or in some way. And when you are arrested and thrown in a holding cell, reaching up to a better life doesn’t seem at all possible. In The Five Secrets from Oz, five unique, suffering souls find the courage to want to change and truly transform their lives and the lives of others. No other motivation has done it before, but these five secrets provide a rare vindication in their lives. Ever been in a slump? Knocked down and couldn’t get up? Life isn’t what happens to you, it’s what you do within it. Stop thinking that change is impossible. Discover how five basic secrets can create endless possibilities for your life. Anyone can change, you just have to be willing to use the tools from the secrets every day to get you there. It’s getting knocked down and demanding to get back up. It’s peeling back the layers and unveiling the “why” in your life. These tools can help you take back your life and find your inner light. This book gives you more than just a plan, a goal or an idea. It gives you the tools to allow you to make whatever positive transformation you need in your life – and in your world. One secret at a time.
538 pages, Paperback
First published October 8, 2009
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November 15, 2009
I wasn’t sure what to expect when I started reading The Five Secrets of Oz. I don’t generally read self-help type books. I have to say that this book really inspired me. The book introduces you to a number of people with problems – drug addiction, obesity, anger management, etc.
By chance, they meet “Oz”, an older man who appears rather down on his luck. As he speaks to each person, he introduces them to the five secrets that will allow them to change and make their lives what they want them to be. They each apply the secrets to their own lives to figure out how to change.
I really enjoyed this book because it doesn’t read like a lecture. It has no bulletted lists of what you need to do. There are no pills or magic ways of thinking. No tells you about what you have to do while you’re reading.
The Five Secrets of Oz is written like a story and I could identify with several of the characters. Not only that, I saw similarities between some of the characters and people I knew.
The author has a fun way of writing that really gets you into reading the book. I don’t think there are many people that won’t identify with at least one of the main characters. This book truly has the power to transform your life.
By chance, they meet “Oz”, an older man who appears rather down on his luck. As he speaks to each person, he introduces them to the five secrets that will allow them to change and make their lives what they want them to be. They each apply the secrets to their own lives to figure out how to change.
I really enjoyed this book because it doesn’t read like a lecture. It has no bulletted lists of what you need to do. There are no pills or magic ways of thinking. No tells you about what you have to do while you’re reading.
The Five Secrets of Oz is written like a story and I could identify with several of the characters. Not only that, I saw similarities between some of the characters and people I knew.
The author has a fun way of writing that really gets you into reading the book. I don’t think there are many people that won’t identify with at least one of the main characters. This book truly has the power to transform your life.
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