Review: No fluff, great principles
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 30, 2014
The Achievement Factory is an incredible volume of information and an in-depth tutorial on how to achieve (...). You fill in the blank with whichever dream you have and then follow the steps within the book.I found a lot to like in this (the writing was impeccable and engaging), but a few parts really struck home and were unique. Visualization magic formula was phenomenal. I won't tell you what the author suggests, but it's an activity and it really forces you to think. I loved it. And I learned a bit about myself in the process. Another favorite was the Brain Diet. And it isn't Omega-3. It's better. There's also Fitness for the Brain and I found myself nodding and saying "of course", a nutritionist would recommend proper diet and fitness for a healthy body...why not the brain? I also like the section near the end entitled "Last five minutes of the day", a wrap up of sorts, taking stock of and acknowledging your progress.There's a quote in this book that sums it up nicely, "Big dreams have big energy." I've read numerous self-improvement books and I learned some new tricks that caused me to take stock of how I currently approach the road to betterment. I recommend this to anyone who is needing a boost, moral support, and an intelligent guide to achieving their goals.