Self-Help Books

Simply from reading (and applying) "The Secret", "Feel it Real!", and "Ask and It Is Given" I manifested financial wealth. These three books should be in everyone's LOA Library. Bottom line. The Secret works.
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The secret is full of COMMON SENSE!!! It's like me writing a book saying "don't set your self on fire" or "save money", ect. Are we really this stupid that we NEED to read this You can get better advice from ready dear abby and her column is...
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Rhonda Byrne's book 'The Secret overall is a thoughtful compilation of wisdom about prosperity & abundance. More specifically it's a book about awareness & focus of your thoughts/feelings/consciousness & how this awareness impacts you...
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This author describes how to get things done in the course of real-life business flows - with interruptions ! Many things it describes, people will already have pieces in place. I recommend reading through the book completely. Purchase what you...
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I'd much rather have it as a video. Those of us who have trouble getting everything done on a timely basis DON'T have time to sit and read a self-help book this verbose.
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Having heard so much about this management system, I read the book--what a frustrating experience! I was hooked from the beginning and implemented a couple of suggestions with a large party I was then planning and Mr. Allen's suggestions...
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I enjoy this book very much. Yes, there are some factual errors, but I haven't read a non-fiction book yet that hasn't had errors. I think that despite some of the typographical errors, and some facts that are a bit questionable, I'm better of...
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First of all this is a b-o-r i-n-g book. It's a drag to read. The superficial information provided in the book will provide you with a wealth of facts to fool people into thiking that you are extremely knowledgeabe when you are not. If you hang...
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I am enjoying the Intellectual Devotional, though I am troubled when I come across screaming errors like "Marie Antoinette said 'Let them eat cake.'" I can't imagine any serious historian would miss this error, so how qualified were the editors?...
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"Stephen Covey's The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People played a MAJOR ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SATURN'S OPERATING SYSTEMS AND PHILOSOPHY.
Our commitment to quality and to our customers has its roots in the 7 Habits."
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The reason why astrologers seem dead on is because they are so generic they would seem to fit anyone's situation. The same goes for this book. This books habits are so generic and so vague that they are practically useless. For instance,...
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Dr Covey has written a book with some valuable points, which would be useful for any person to remember and apply. Although some say that they're common sense, sometimes we need reminding of common sense. Being proactive (i.e. doing something is...
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I have very mixed feelings about The Secret. I think this book can be an amazing catalyst for change and growth for certain people. I also think it can spell huge disaster for others.

Let's get the bad out of the way first. The book...
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The secret is full of COMMON SENSE!!! It's like me writing a book saying "don't set your self on fire" or "save money", ect. Are we really this stupid that we NEED to read this You can get better advice from ready dear abby and her column is...
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Rhonda Byrne's book 'The Secret overall is a thoughtful compilation of wisdom about prosperity & abundance. More specifically it's a book about awareness & focus of your thoughts/feelings/consciousness & how this awareness impacts you...
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I had heard about this book a long time ago through a friend and teacher of metaphysics but only now I am mature enough and free from some of my own baggage to allow me to grasp the concepts in this book. Don Miguel is short and sweet. With...
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Its impossible to make a reviesw on an item that I never received...aaah!! you never gave me a credit for it
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Practiccal, down to earth, applicable, efficient and philosophical advices on habits to follow to live a life with less worries. Recommended.
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From a purely economic perspective, this may be among the most valuable books in print. If every executive followed the advice in this book, we wouldn't have more than 100 million Americans who are not engaged in their jobs and, as a result,...
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Basically, it takes Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence Poeple" and tailors it to the arrogant, egotistical perspective of many of today's overpaid, underperforming, delusional CEO's.
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Nutshell review - a decent book covering various aspects of how succesful people can sometimes torpedo their own success or limit their own (and others) growth potential. Too much case-study page filling but worth a read.
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Don't believe the negative reviews. It's obvious they missed the point. God wants us to reach our full potentials. God needs people like Joel Osteen, Ophra Winfrey, and Tony Robbins to inspire us. There's a low percentage of people in today's...
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I love everybody and Joel is no exception. This book is a testimony of his life, though it's not for everybody. It's good to be optimistic, and sure God wants us happy and have our best life, however, this is just part of the big picture of what...
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I had expected Joel's book to be more engaging and more practical. It would have been much more useful with a study guide and exercises included and a model (cognative science) from which it is derived.
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