ALL-ROUND IMPROVEMENT – Spirituality for Thinkers. Tools for Doers
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Man this book is intense. Like Conversations with God but with the other one. Big up Simon Bowen for the recommendation. Some of the stuff is just basic science, psychology or doctrine. Notes:– The book only published after him and wife died. 70 years + Remember he wrote this ages back to this convo was … Read more
Mostly Jeff talks about how to put all the things you read and learn into action. Most of the book he just talks about that in different ways. So if you really want to start getting things done I recommend Anthony Robbins Personal Power II Audio Download Edition. The importance of compound interest in all … Read more
Great book to get an idea of property investment in Australia nearly start to finish. It’s simple, the writer has practical examples and calculations to show you how it works. And my favourite bit was reading the ebook while listening to it. Get your free copy in your preferred format here http://www.yourempire.com.au/book/ Big up … Read more
How I Survived, Had Fun, and Made a Fortune Doing Business My Way Notes:– Nothing made sense until only when real numbers with real problems were used.– When he was having sex with a girl and thought she was having an incredible orgasm, it turned out to be an asthma attack.– Bollocks actually means priest … Read more
The audio summary below will give you an idea. Big up Nish for the request. Your Erroneous Zones | Wayne Dyer | Book Summary | Bestbookbits.com Your “erroneous zones” refers to the mistaken behavior, thoughts and attitudes which we all hold, display or demonstrate at one time or another. The intention of the book is … Read more
– The Four Villains of Decision Making.1: Narrow Framing2: Confirmation Bias3: Short Term Emotion4: Over confidence – Four ways to make better decisions, WRAP it. The four strategies described in Decisive can be easily recalled using the mnemonic device, “WRAP”.Widen your options when framing the problemReality check your assumptions to avoid confirmation biasAttain distance from … Read more
