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Island of Saints: A Story of the One Principle That Frees the Human Spirit 18 reviews
Andy Andrews
Thomas Nelson, 2005
it could be true.....
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....But is it?
Andy is an amazing storyteller, and this book is proof positive of his skill.
Pulled from the little known theater of World War II, the American Gulf Coast, Andy weaves fact and fiction into a story about two people on opposite sides of the war, but on the same side of the heart...
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A Marketing Plan for Life : 12 Essential Business Principles to Create Meaning, Happiness, and True Success25 reviews
Robert Michael Fried, 2005
Wow! What an experience.. this really works.
I've read thousands of books like this one, and had fairly low expectations when I started reading this book. After all, it doesn't pretend to break new ground with primary research.
As you go through the 12 steps, you begin to realize that Fried is covering ALL the important things you should be working on. This is more than a checklist, it's a tool for life planning in a smart small ...
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The 4:8 Principle: The Secret to a Joy-Filled Life75 reviews
Tommy Newberry
Tyndale House Publishers, 2007
A must read
This book is a must read for anyone who is wanting to make a change in their life.
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The Success Principles274 reviews
Jack Canfield, Janet Switzer
Element Books, 2005
Totally won over!
I have never written a book review EVER. But this was the best self-help motivational book ever and I have read dozens and dozens. this is the first and last inspirational book you will ever need.
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Insider's Guide to the World of Pharmaceutical Sales, Eighth Edition19 reviews
Jane Williams
Principle Publications, 2005
Excellent primer
This book is a fantastic primer for "how-to-get-a-job" in pharmaceutical sales. It is a quick read, but the information is complete and if you actually follow-through with all of the tactics that the author suggests, you have a good chance of at least getting one interview. After that it will be up to you to sell yourself and demonstrate that you actually know what you're talking about. But ...
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The Financial Wisdom of Ebenezer Scrooge : 5 Principles to Transform Your Relationship with Money26 reviews
Ted Klontz, Rick Kahler, ...
HCI, 2005
Clever, Wise, and Helpful
This is one of the most clever approaches to helping people find their way to financial freedom. I have read many many books on personal finance and it has always confounded me as to why more people don't take an interest in their financial future. This book shows how mind traps that were set in youth can keep people from making the right financial choices. The authors talk about "money ...
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Create Your Own Luck : 8 Principles of Attracting Good Fortune in Life, Love, and Work19 reviews
Azriela Jaffe
Adams Media Corporation, 2000
This is a BEAUTIFUL Book!
a short review: I recieved this book by complete chance and coincidence... I've only had it for ten days now. At first I was merely skeptical. I said to myself "oh great, another somebody trying to explain the principles pf the universe." But that wasn't the case... This book is about gentelness. It does not preach you to do anything or that you're doing anything wrong..... It merely reminds you, ...
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PowerPrinciples: Do You Have The Winning Edge?28 reviews
Jeb Blount
Palm Tree Press, 2007
PowerPrinciples word of caution! Read only with a highlighting marker.
Who said it takes a three pound novel to get you what you need? Read Jeb's new book! You will quickly discover this book is not written by a consultant or researcher with book knowledge but by someone that has been there and done it successfully.
The book does away with the fluff and is perfect for busy salespeople and sales managers not interested in wading through a swamp of hard to read ...
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Napoleon Hill's Keys to Success : The 17 Principles of Personal Achievement23 reviews
Napoleon Hill, Joe Slattery, 2001
Truly inspirational. Builds upon "Think and Grow Rich".
There are thousands of self-help books out in the market and hundreds of self proclaimed "gurus" who have made a living by copying the wisdom in Napoleon Hill's books. As I went through some of those books I realized that there was not much in them that Hill had not already written about. I recommend quality over quantity. Instead of reading through many books, I recommend that you study the ...
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Saddle Up Your Own White Horse: 5 Principles Every Woman Needs to Know73 reviews
Saundra Pelletier
Tilis Publishers, 2008
Every Woman Needs A Strong Team - Starting With Herself
Do yourself a favor, BUY THIS BOOK !! This is one of those books you will buy extra copies of for your friends. It is a no-nonsense wake up call that empowers the reader to not only understand the concepts that will allow them to live their best life, but it also demonstrates how those skills play out in reality. You will not be disappointed !!
There is great value in using this book to ...
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The Success Principles for Teens: How to Get From Where You Are to Where You Want to Be16 reviews
Jack Canfield, Kent Healy
HCI, 2008
A most inspiring message for teens and families
Success Principles for Teens is the result of Kent Healy's partnership with Jack Canfield, co-creator of the Chicken Soup for the Soul book series. Healy, teen entrepreneur turned twenty-three year old author and motivational speaker, lends his youthful voice to this inspiring book.
"I learned that the only way you are going to get anywhere in life is to work hard at it. Whether you're a ...
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Get in the Game: 8 Principles of Perseverance That Make the Difference11 reviews
Cal Ripken, Rick Wolff
Penguin Audio, 2007
Get in the Game: 8 Elements of Perserverance that Make the Difference
This book provides extremely useful guidelines in dealing with situations we all eventually run into in our lives. While alluding to baseball related examples, it does not simply dwell solely on recounting Mr. Ripken's impressive baseball accomplishments or relate amusing/interesting anecdotes. Instead it gives thought-provoking insights into two all too fast-disappearing basic axioms in our ...
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The Law of Success, Volume II: The Principles of Personal Power18 reviews
Napoleon Hill
High Roads Media, 2003
The all-inclusive, original success book!
Napoleon Hill was commissioned by the richest man in the world at the time, Andrew Carnegie, to create an economic philosophy. Carnegie said philosophers had concentrated on morals, and there were plenty of moral philosophies, but not one economic philosophy, and it was a shame. Every person who had risen from poverty to wealth had to do it on his own, learning from the brutal (and slow) ...
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The Principles and Power of Vision18 reviews
Myles Munroe
Whitaker House, 2003
A spiritually motivational booster shot!
Myles Munroe has done it again! In his own uniquely simplistic way of informing people who are searching, of the principles in scripture which help us to move forward in the purpose that God has given each of us. Munroe shows us how to identify the talents that God has given us and to utilize them to our fullest potential. This book along with the study guide helps the reader to remain on ...
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The Mary Kay Way: Timeless Principles from America's Greatest Woman Entrepreneur15 reviews
Mary Kay Ash
Wiley, 2008
The Mary Kay Way
This book is excellent for helping one understand how to provide excellent customer service. It speaks to women who are starting their own businesses on how to help your business stand out in a saturated market.
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The Leader's Digest: Timeless Principles for Team and Organization Success11 reviews
Jim Clemmer
Clemmer Group Pr, 2003
Ideas with sizzle.
Like his prior book "Growing The Distance", Jim Clemmer's "Leader's Digest" is a sampler of high impact ideas. Each chapter (or article) is attractively packaged as a brief essay within apt anecdotes and quotations.
In marketing there is a saying that you sell the sizzle, not the steak. Jim Clemmer sells the rich, savory steak surrounded by the sizzle.
Some of Clemmer's ideas are classic ...
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The Princess Principle: Women Helping Women Discover Their Royal Spirit17 reviews
Jana L. High, Marilyn Sprague-Smith
Rawdon & Watson Publishing Company, 2002
Inspiring book to lift your spirit & soar!
This book offers compelling insights that encourage you to see yourself in the very best light. What's more is that it awakens the awareness that each person deserves to be treated royally. Of course, that is not about being pampered and pandered to, but rather, to live, work and love in the world in ways that demonstrate your respect, caring and competence! Give this book to every woman you ...
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ROGUE WARRIOR'S STRATEGY FOR SUCCESS: COMMANDOS PRINCIPLES OF WINNING CASSETTE: A Commando's Principles of ...15 reviews
Richard Marcinko
Simon & Schuster Audio, 1997
Straight talk from a straight shooter
I have read several business success books but none of the others even came close to this one. Marcinko cuts through all the politics and political correctness and delivers an excellent set of principles applicable to any industry. His war stories are more than just entertaining, they really drive home the points that he is making about the importance of planning, training, etc. This is ...
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The 15-second Principle12 reviews
Al Secunda
Berkley Trade, 1999
Tying it all together
You've been here, looking for the next book that's going to change the way you think, which will change the way you live.
You've read book after book and learned a lot. You've even applied the tools you've learned in a hit-or-miss fashion and benefited greatly.
This book ties it all together - it's a bridge from Eckhart Tolle's "Now" to Napoleon Hill's "Rich."
Mostly, it's about one ...
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Train To Win: 11 Principles of Athletic Success11 reviews
Martin Rooney
Martin Rooney, 2002
Sshould be at the center of any athletes training program.
This is a book who's principals can be used for any athlete. From the pro to casual and from basketball to Mixed Martial Arts and beyond. To many athletes buy a couple body-building magazines and take the workouts from those magazines and implement them into their training for their sport. With no real knowledge why they are doing these workouts other than some pro athlete listed it as what they ...
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