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Summary: THIS REALLY IS THE REAL SECRET OF SUCCESS!!
Review: This book is short, easy to read, and humorous...and it teaches you to become an aggressive, charging rhinoceros.
Why is being a rhinoceros important?
Because, as the author points out, being a rhinoceros is the true secret of success. Think I'm kidding? Look at any successful person--from Donald Trump to Richard Branson to Larry Ellison to Ray Kroc--(the list goes on and on) all these individuals have one thing in common...WHETHER THEY REALIZE IT OR NOT, THEY ARE ALL CHARGING RHINOCEROSES!!
It is true. After reading this book, I have noticed the rhinoceros trait in every successful person I have come across.
The common denominator--the common trait--that all successful people have is that they are RHINOS! Don't believe me? Then buy the book, read it and then study successful people and see if they all don't have this Rhino quality.
Then after you do that, read the book again and become a Rhino yourself!
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Summary: CHARGE!
Review: Alexander takes motivational and leadership literature to a whole new realm with this book. Fun and easy book to read. I loved the concept of being a rhino so much I bought a rhino mug!
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Summary: A whacky little tome
Review: I bought this book in the bargain section of the book store because it looked so funny to me. Some the advice in the book was good and some of it bad, but nothing in it was enlightening or something that I hadn't heard in other places.The premise of the book is that you should go through life imagining that you are a rhinoceros. There are many funny pictures of rhinos doing funny things like holding on the mast of a ship during a storm, skiing, wallowing in a mudhole, accompanied by pithy sayings to the effect that you should hang in there (on the ship in a storm), open a ski resort if you like skiing and making money (skiing picture), and give yourself one week a year to relax (wallowing). The book encourages would-be rhinos to charge life's problems and let nothing get in the way of their goals. The book is better suited as a go-get'em cheer than an actual philosophy for life. I was not surprised to learn that a 23 year old guy wrote the book given its simplistic philosophy. I recommend this book to people who are a little down on life, want to energize themselves, and don't like to read (it is a quick read) or think too much.
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Summary: A whacky little tome
Review: I bought this book in the bargain section of the book store because it looked so funny to me. Some the advice in the book was good and some of it bad, but nothing in it was enlightening or something that I hadn't heard in other places. The premise of the book is that you should go through life imagining that you are a rhinoceros. There are many funny pictures of rhinos doing funny things like holding on the mast of a ship during a storm, skiing, wallowing in a mudhole, accompanied by pithy sayings to the effect that you should hang in there (on the ship in a storm), open a ski resort if you like skiing and making money (skiing picture), and give yourself one week a year to relax (wallowing). The book encourages would-be rhinos to charge life's problems and let nothing get in the way of their goals. The book is better suited as a go-get'em cheer than an actual philosophy for life. I was not surprised to learn that a 23 year old guy wrote the book given its simplistic philosophy. I recommend this book to people who are a little down on life, want to energize themselves, and don't like to read (it is a quick read) or think too much.
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Summary: Best motivational book I've read thus far.
Review: I can't explain it in terms for those of you who may be a cow yet, you need to get this to even comprhend the comments I have for this book. I now realize that I'm not alone. I always was a Rhino, till I was done with college and started my career and became a cow. This book was refreshing to my soul to bring the Rhino back to my two inch thick skin that was holding on to a cow as the book will explain. A must read for those who are in need of a spiritual refresher. I have read many books in my life, but this was the most inspiring book I've ever had the pleasure to read. It's also a very quick read. I read it and still keep going back to read it. Wendy Heinz
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Summary: Hippos with Horns
Review: I was given this book by a sales manager wearing a disturbing rhino tie tack.
The book might be of use if your sales staff was made up of six year olds. It is a painfully simple read with some silly pictures and nice big print.
Nothing innovative or inspiring here.
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Summary: IMaRhino because of Scott and his books!
Review: I've read Scott's three Rhino books over and over again. I've recommended his books to people in my home business group, many young adults and teachers. Get the books, read them, study them and use them to change your life! Thank you, Scott, for being the "Master Rhino". Keep Charging! "Rhino" Drew Finley, IMaRhino
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Summary: KEEP CHARGING!!
Review: If you were stranded in the jungle and only had one book to read, THIS WOULD HAVE TO BE IT. Stop being a cow and just order it! You will never know or understand the true pleasures of life until you wake up one morning and discover that you are a 3 TON SNORTING, STOMPING, CHARING RHINO - ready to face the world - and LOVE IT! KEEP CHARGING!
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Summary: I am a rhino!
Review: Ok, some days I am a cow but I try to be a rhino. This book is great, I read it over and over again. Scott tells some funny stories and motivates the reader to go out there and *charge*.
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Summary: The best guide to being a Rhino
Review: Rhino success is one if not the best book written with the most "audaciuos" postive influence. It makes you really think about your own life and what you have to offer yourself and others. I reccomend this book for many reason...one being it makes you feel good. Put a $100 bill in your pocket...I dare you, you WILL feel powerful. I have shared this book with 30 or more people and they loved so will you. Enjoy! so Scott if you read this contact me, would love to share with you. Kelli Pettit (Alexander) akakelly@msn.com
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