Funny, well-written book on trusting your own instincts

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	• Nobody Moved Your Cheese! Ross Shafer Trafford Publishing, 2003 - 202 pages average customer review:based on 20 reviews view larger image
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Funny, well-written book on trusting your own instincts

Ross Shafer has written a really funny book that encourages people to trust their own gut, instead of relying on self-help experts.

With regard to Anthony Robbins, he says, "I bought 'Awaken the Giant Within' but fell asleep before I could finish it. In speaking of Ken Blanchard, he notes, "The One-Minute Managers have been laid off."

Behind the humor, though, he offers some good (dare I say, self-help) advice. His overriding message is that you should trust yourself. Beyond that, he also offers suggestions such as:

- If someone has hurt you, practice forgiveness
- Don't place limitations on what you can achieve
- Invest in yourself (your own business) rather than the stock market
- Greatly enhance any career by learning to speak in public
- Don't let fear and worry keep you from charging ahead in life

This book will keep you entertained, while passing on some good advice on trusting your gut and living your life on your own terms!

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Outstanding!

This is the best book I've ever purchased from Amazon. Ross Shafer's approach is quite refreshing. I haven't stopped laughing since buying this book.

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A great quick read

I just couldn't put this book down. Funny and he made some very good points. He gave me a totally different perspective on Tony Robbins. A must read.

Humorously accurate and a quick read

A hysterical but poignant look at how to treat all the advice coming your way from the so-called advice experts who sell books to the masses to fill the void created by seemingly meaningless anxiety-filled lives. All this strife is created by the neverending capitalistic quest that is now in its downward spiral as our lives of instant gratification now have reached their pinnacle with Chinese-made flat screen TVs and plastic goods from Walmart that have filled our homes but leave our American lives empty. The American dream appears to be a good one until you realize that having a home stuffed full of junk you don't need doesn't equal nirvana. And Ross Shaffer points out that these self help books only get you to reevaluate what people perhaps were already aware of in a simpler, less materialistic time--this life is meant to be lived and moments shared--not acquired through career or material gains. Be happy and use all your senses to be thankful and celebrate your ordinary yet life-nourishing moments throughout your blessedly ordinary life.

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America's Love Doctor on "Nobody Moved Your Cheese"

After reading Ron Shafer's "Nobody Moved Your Cheese" I thought he would be a great guest on my radio show. He was! Ron's wit and charm shine through in this book! His insights are crisp and provide motivation without the fluff we are all unwillingly subjected to.

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After reading this book, you will never feel insecure about your career decisions ever again.

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