Center Street Make Today Count

I love collecting John’s books. There is something about his tone of writing that makes it special

This book is small in size, but powerful in its practical information. I'm reading in this book every day even after I've finished the complete book. It is small enough to carry with you wherever you go (6 1/2 x 4 1/2 x 1/2) . He gives suggestions on prioritizing what you think and do, giving excellent examples that provide information and motivation for change or continuing habits. Here are a few I picked at random: in the chapter on FAMILY: "Express appreciation for each other." "Resolve conflict as quickly as possible." Chapter on THINKING: "Recognize There Are Many Kinds of Thinking." In that chapter a subheading is "MANAGING THE DISCIPLINE OF THINKING" one of which is: "Set Aside Think Time Every Day." And so forth. Even if you only read one chapter or only the headings you would experience some benefit, but I think a reader would benefit from reading every chapter over and over because the purpose is to change our thinking and habits.

How can you know if you're making the most of today so you can have a better tomorrow? In this compact, handsome guide, Maxwell offers daily disciplines that gives maximum impact in minimum time. He shows how making life-impacting decisions, then managing those decisions in just a few minutes a day, will empower you to clarify your own priorities and lead to a more successful and fulfilling life.

This book is as described ,Filled with Valuable lessons To get along in this crazy world. Not my first book by this author and definitely not my last . Highly recommend.

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