Review: Powerful and motivating
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 28, 2013
I've read a lot of self-help books. All I need is one good, motivating idea and I'm happy with a book.However, this book delivers far more than just one good idea.  It's chapter after chapter of powerful concepts.  In fact, it might be a little too intense for some readers.  To them, I recommend skimming the book, pausing at the quotes included.  If you see something that resonates, read some of the paragraphs around it.  That may be all you need, for that day.As that suggests, I'm not sure this is a book to read in one sitting.  It's so powerful, it's the kind of book I read just a little at a time... not even a full chapter.  And, I do skip around: a few lines here, a few lines there.  All it takes is one good "Wow!" and I'm ready to put the book down and take action on a delayed goal or dream.Of course, the author had my attention in the first chapter, with the Marianne Williamson quote, "Your playing small does not serve the world."  That's one of my favorite lines from one of the most motivating essays I've ever read.This is an excellent book filled with dynamic concepts.  If you're ready for some high-octane motivation, this is a book to read... one empowering idea at a time.