Maximum Achievement: Proven System of Strategies & Skills That Unlock Powers
Tuesday, July 6th, 2010 at
8:05 pm
Product Description
The motivational speaker shares the secrets of effective self-actualization, drawing on the revolutionary insights of Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow to offer a blueprint for change. 75,000 first printing.
Maximum Achievement: Proven System of Strategies & Skills That Unlock Powers
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This guy has has had nothing new to say in at least ten years. If this is what you want, then more power to you. I’ll take the spatula. But it hasn’t been fresh since 1993. Publishers should be ashamed of continuing to promote this loser.
Rating: 1 / 5
Success in the current society means making a man into machine, and if you want to become an efficient machine, this book is for you my friends. All goal orientation only means that you are not happy and fulfilled in this moment and think that you will be able to in the future. It is the biggest lie and these kind of book do nothing but only this stuff. We are not machine, do not try to become one. To all of us life has provided everything in abundance, enough food, air, water, sex. So why to become restless. I gave this book 2 stars because of it’s last chapter on love. Else look around you, all the restless people, outcome of this kind of books
Rating: 2 / 5
I used to be a huge Brian Tracy fan. I always thought of this book as the “master list” of advice because it’s so condensed, it has everything you’ll ever need to succeed.
Yeah right. This book is so impractical that it’s basically useless. Tracy quotes list after list. Some lists actually have sublists!!!! What the hell. Tracy will start talking about the three different types of “personal goals” and you’ll forget that you’re still inside the 7 item list of individual goals (just an example, I don’t recall if those numbers are right, but you get the idea).
On top of that, the advice doesn’t really work for me. Visualizing, Self-Hypnosis, Writing down goals, come on. Is this realistic? Is this really what successful people have done to make it? I kindof doubt it.
I’ve started reading Robert Ringer. He’s to the point with no BS. Tracy is not getting another dime from me.
Rating: 2 / 5
This book has really helped me alot. It opened my eye’s. I just couldn’t put it down.
Rating: 5 / 5
I had gotten a little distracted with the holidays, and what seems like overwhelming burdens in my life. This book did not really tell me anything I did not already believe or know, but it did give me good affirmations that I was heading in the right direction if I just stuck with it because I am on the right track.
Got by but back in gear for 2003!
Rating: 5 / 5