Maximum Achievement

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Summary: A good reality check on your life up to today...
Review: A good sign of a good self help book is if it is easy to relate to, and is easy to read. This book passes both of these tests. If you are open and honest with yourself, this book is a great partner in evaluating how you got where you are, and then, where do you want to be. The only drawback is various lists and rules of life, which would be hard for anyone to "study". But they do provide a good way to do self evaluation. I read the book in about six hours and was a very good investment of time and money.

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Summary: Useful but not the "Bible" it claims to be
Review: The first half of this book is a sensational glomeration of all the best 'self helps', and is tied together extremely well. However, Some contradictions start creeping in midway, and with the exception of the "Power of Love" chapter, the second half fails to maintain the standard of the chapters up to and including the goal setting techniques. Maybe Maximum Acheivement tried to cover too many bases with one book, and lost me towards to the end.

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Summary: One of the best modern self-help book ever!!!
Review: This is by far one of the most inspiring book ever!! To become successful in every area of your life, you will first have to create it in your mind and this book teach you how to do that. Must read for everyone.

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Summary: The best book ever!!!!!
Review: I've read some self-help books, but this one is the best. I strongly advice you to buy it right now!!!!!!!!

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Summary: A modern Think and Grow Rich & How to Win Friends & Influen
Review: Maximum Achievement is a tremendous book. It's like a modern day version of "Think and Grow Rich," and "How to Win Friends and Influence People" and A goal setting seminar all in one. Also there are many step by step exercises to help you develop your skills. A book that should be reread over and over again.

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Summary: OUTSTANDING! A 10 PLUS!
Review: I own the hardback and a paperback which which I take with me everywhere I go. I also own the tape album set called "The Psychology of Achievement-THE PHOENIX SEMINAR". No fluff here--just more and more power ful techniques to reach maxmum success. You'll learn how to tap into your personal power,get along better with people, be a better parent, spouse, advance your career and more. This program coupled with Advanced Selling Techniques and "The Pyschology of Selling" jump started my sales career movig me from the bottom 90% to the top 5%! I highly recomend any program or product by Brian Tracy!

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Summary: A complete book
Review: This great book by Brian Tracy will teach you that you need to know to become successful in all areas of your life. Very complete. An outstanding work by Tracy.

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Summary: Brian Tracy's strategies work
Review: I have a small collection of self-help books. There are some I look at once and others I return to again and again. This is one of those books.
Brian Tracy is the master of powerful yet subtle persuasion. He uses personal examples as well as useful analogies to motivate and inspire his readers. This is no "flavor of the month" self-help guru. Brian Tracy is the real deal. James Green, author of "If There's One Thing I've Learned."

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Summary: Average book
Review: This is probably not the best way to buy a book but after seeing all the 5 stars that this book get from the reviews I felt it must be a very good book. I am sorry to say that I am disappointed. This book tells you what you should do but not HOW to do it. Perhaps after reading Tony Robbins book Awaken the giant within I was not able to appreciate this book. It is amazing how many poeple give this book 5 stars but I must say I agree with the previous user who said that this book is just fluff. I couldn't agree more with that person.

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Summary: The book was good.
Review: Brian Tracy's Maximum acchievement is a very easy to read book which will atleast help you to think more positively. There isn't too much detail in this book unlike Tony Robbin's "Unlimited Power". It is best that you really have a good idea of how to properly visualize beforehand because this book doesn't really spoon feed beginners in that area in comparison to "Unlimited Power". Their isn't anything magical or instant about this book either. It really just helped me to have a postive attitude. I felt that "Unlimited Power" gave me better directions on strong visualizations and Robbin's excercises were more instant pushing me towards my goals. However, Maximum Acchievement did a better job of selling me on my ability to shape my own destiny probably because of how well written it was.