The Eagle's Secret

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Summary: Great for high school students
Review: I had my technical writing class (11th-graders) read this book--they loved it and thought it was very worthwhile. It was a great springboard for discussion.

Rating:
Summary: Great for high school students
Review: I'm a self-help junkie, so I can say with some authority that I have read a good deal of what is available in this area of the book store. THE EAGLE'S SECRET not only shares true stories about ordinary people and their secret for moving from surviving to truly thriving. It presents a wholistic approach to life. What I find truly refreshing is that the author, David McNally, makes a strong case for making time for our families and for ourselves. Suggesting that this is the foundation from which we can achieve balance and rise above the chaos of the world in which we live. This is a book that every woman should buy for the special man in her life.

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Summary: A timely life "tune-up."
Review: Like most people, I let the day to day issues of life sweep me away. As a longtime student of spirituality, I know better than to get into the chaos and negativity around me. But alas, I'm human. It requires constant discipline to move from participation in dysfunction to focusing on what we really want for our lives. When I read David McNally's first book, EVEN EAGLES NEED A PUSH, I found it to be just what I needed to get through a difficult divorce. Now, I'm again in life transition, considering a radical career change and possible cross-country move. I'm blessed to have found THE EAGLE'S SECRET. It is almost as though this book was written especially for me. We all need to be reminded that although we don't have control over the circumstances around us, we DO have control over our thoughts. I'd like to make this book mandatory reading for everyone who is still breathing!

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Summary: Learning to be a Thriver!
Review: Unlike the author's earlier book, Even Eagles Need A Push, this book is about survivors and thrivers. The Thriving Inventory at the start of the book is an exercise well worth doing honestly. The score will give some perspective to your level of thrivership.The rest of the book is devoted to each of the seven components of thriving. To find value from the book, it would be useful to do all the exercises in the book. The book is an excellent workbook to discover more about yourself, your capability, talents and view about life. A useful companion to the author's earlier book, Even Eagles Need A Push.