Review: At times very touching.....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 2, 2014
I'm a big fan of self-help books.Have read a lot of them. Co-wrote one for women. Men have told me that they found the book useful, I thought that would be the case, and to that I say the more the merrier.The reason why am I bringing up my book in this review is because as a non-Jewish person there is lots of information in this book that was very helpful.However - and this is important - this book was written specifically for Jewish people and that's who will benefit and appreciate lessons taught in this book the most.I say this because there were many terms and reference to books, Jewish Bible, that I didn't understand.I applaud this author for writing this book with a specific niche audience in mind.Moving on, as with  any good coaching/self-help book there is much wisdom and coaching lessons included that could be useful to anyone.Big Lessons:Author Gal, acclaimed coach in his own right continues to learn and seek out the advice of mentors.  That's humbling.  One should never cease to be unwilling to listen or learn.Write your movie script, although the "define your life/destiny concept" is not new it was presented in a very interesting way though a story of two people wanting the same parking spacePractice, practice, practice.  And give without expecting anything in return.  Great story about a friend of a relative helping Gal to practice for big event (for several hours per day) and not expecting anything in return.I enjoyed this book and the way in which coaching tips were intertwined with stories.Jewish people might get the most out of this book, but others will be inspired and motivated!