Review: You should "Want" to "Achieve" purchasing this book!  @badwordplay
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 3, 2014
I think we all have aspirations of being something more than we are at the moment, and achieving something great, but not everyone gets the road map needed to get to that destination.  And when you do have a map, you always make detours to go see the Biggest Ball Of Twine in Minnesota, even though you know you should keep on to your destination.  Who actually wants to seriously see those kinds of things?  I could see going ironically.... Oh, sorry, I got sidetracked while talking about getting sidetracked.The other problem we have is that, while the goal that you want to achieve is perfectly doable, it shouldn't be the only thing.  If your goal is "I want a million dollars!", and you have nothing to achieve between $0 and $1,000,000, how likely is it that you're going to get there, instead of the World's Largest Ball of Paint?  That's where this book comes in.It has a lot of tips to help any person achieve their goals, big or small.  it also teaches you how to turn your ideas and goals into a "workable action plan", instead of this nebulous thing that you think about sometimes that you would like to do.  It really breaks things down, and simplifies everything, making the task of simplifying your goals, very simple.Now stop reading this, cancel your trip to see the Longaberger home office building shaped like a basket (I used to work in it, it's alright), and pick up this book!