Jump and the Net Will Appear

by Robin Crow, Brian Tracy, Naomi Judd (Foreword by)

Crow reveals how he transformed himself from a struggling musician to a world famous motivational speaker, entrepreneur, and author. His secrets are self-control, discipline, persistence, and perseverance. He does not index his success. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Genres: Nonfiction

153 pages, Hardcover

First published August 1, 1999

Reviews

[Christor Pancho · Rating 5 out of 5]

A book that immediately captures attention just by its title. It creates curiosity and invites the reader to explore the idea of taking risks even when the outcome is uncertain. I first encountered this book as part of the recommended reading for our Network21 Leadership group. Since I value learning and do not want to waste my subscription, I made it a habit to read every recommended book, and this one did not disappoint.

After reading it, I realized a powerful truth that the safety net often appears only after you take the leap. This message strongly resonated with me because I naturally lean toward taking risks when I see potential opportunities, even if the chances of success are not high. The book aligns with my personal rhythm in life and reinforces my belief that action creates opportunity.

In the back of my mind, I have always believed that even if I am not the most talented person, I can outwork others if I fully commit myself. This book strengthened that mindset and gave me more confidence to pursue goals with persistence. It reminded me that success is not always about talent but about courage, consistency, and the willingness to step into the unknown.

What makes this book memorable is its simplicity and relatability. Even after a long time, I can still recall its message clearly because it connects with my real life experiences. For me, the most important value of any book is not just understanding its content but being able to apply it and see real results. This book delivers exactly that.

Over time, I have become more of a calculated risk taker, and this book played a role in shaping that mindset. It encourages persistence and reminds readers not to be afraid of taking risks. While this way of thinking may not come naturally at first, it develops with time and experience. I found this book very helpful and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to grow.

[Jess Manchester · Rating 4 out of 5]

I need to be reminded often that pursuing a career in the arts is worth it and that I must persist. If you need a rah rah book to cheerlead you into action, this book might do just that for you. It worked for me! Practice and be determined, persevere, and always behave like a professional. Those are the takeaways.