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Summary: Clearly the most powerful book on Personal Development
Review: I believe I have read all of the top books available on the subject of personal development. That is from Hills original Laws of Success to Think and Grow Rich A Black Choice, the Owners Manual for the Brain, and everything Anthony Robbins, Brian Tracy, Wayne Dyer, Deepak Chopra and 10-15 other top writer have written on the subject. They are all great and should be read by every student, however if you are to read only one book in your life on personal development The Powermind System has to be the one. The Powermind System I belive is on another level of personal development. It is a must for any student of personal development.
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Summary: Great tips, lessons and path finders.
Review: I bought and read this book a while ago and it have helped me quiet a bit. It focuses on your goal settings and mind power to enable your potential, unconscious mind power. It describes 3 types of mind: conscious, subconscious and the superconscious. It uses quotes, exercises and story telling method to unlock your destiny. I highly recommend this book if you are unsure of where you are leading with your life. In my opinion, it's better to read what you are interested than reading self-help books. If you read what you are interested (such as Science, biography, history....etc), you will eventually find your path. I'd recommend you to read what you really like.
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Summary: I am currently reading this book, and am totally in awe!
Review: I found this book in a second-hand store for a dollar and just about left it there because paperback books were usually twenty-five cents. I sure am glad I bought it. It is a total compilation of all self help books, but the interesting thing is his age and excitement towards this material. he is totally exuberant. It represents the way I look at success. Mr. Kiefer explains how he got into his search for success and it completely parallels my own. I am a little envious however, because apparently his search has taken him somewhere, while I am still looking for my 'vehicle' to where I want to go. This book is about 420 pages, and I've only read the first 190 of them. If the rest of the book is anything like what I've already read, WOW, it's got to be the best. I hope that if your search for success is what brought you to this location that you spend the time and the money to peruse this wonderfull book, you'll be glad you did. Kudos to Michael Kiefer!
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Summary: Warmed up leftovers...
Review: I was really looking forward to receiving this based on the glowing reviews. Call me a crazy fool, but I found it uninspiring and hackneyed. Maybe that's because, like many reviewers, I've read them all from Napoleon Hill to Tony Robbins to Brian Tracy to Rosalene Glickman, etc, so perhaps I'm becoming a bit jaded. Keifer seems similarly to have read them all, and he isn't shy about name-dropping at the front of the book, as if the illustrious roll call added more weight to what is a derivative end product. He's obviously taken copious notes, come up with a new 'system' and joined the self-help bandwagon (complete with allusions to God - ACK! - a major turnoff for me, but hey, whatever floats your particular Noah's Ark...) Disappointingly, there's nothing new or original here. The book reads more like a manual for fixing your car than an inspirational tour de force. If you're unfamiliar with the genre, maybe you'll find it a worthwhile read. If you're unfamiliar with any of the greats, do yourself a favour and pursue the far more rewarding and satisfying goal of reading them first - as Keifer has. That's why they're the best - they're the best motivators. The Powermind System may be 'scientific', but it's insipid and dull in comparison. I literally fell asleep reading this. Go figure.
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Summary: Warmed up leftovers...
Review: I would guess Mr. Kieffer would admit that he is more of a synthesizer than an originator. I think he does a wonderful job of bringing the ideas of many mindpower/success gurus together in one place. His enthusiastic presentation is infectious. If you like books of this type I think you will find it comprehensive, clear, and inspiring.
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Summary: Outstanding
Review: Over the years every book I've tried to read on "self-improvement" and the psychology of success has been a complete waste. I've usually read about half-way through at best. This book is great. Why? First, the author is a scientist by background and he lays out why the principles work in a logical fact-based model. Second, he shows the fallacy of the normal "if you wish it it'll happen" pop methods which seem to predominate the market. This is the real deal. Just read it!!!!
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Summary: The Best Self Help Book out there
Review: This book is an amalgamation of everything I have read or listened to, from authors' such as Brian Tracy, Tony Robbins, Zig Ziglar, Napoleon Hill, Dennis Waitely etc etc etc. This book gives you a complete blue print on success. It guides you, like no other book I have read, through simple exercises, that foster the much needed creative AHAAA ideas, that will change your life. I never realised how important affirmations were, or why they work. I do now. This book is also a great compliment to Physco Cybernetics 2000 by Bobbie Summer. Buy both books and you really will begin to take charge of your life with; focused "automatic" / habitual actions that are guaranteed to change your life. Highly recomended
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Summary: A Must Read in Today World
Review: This is a cutting edge book. If you are like me an adepte of self education and self improvement, this book is a gold mine. Unlike a lot of books written in this erea, the Powermind System's approach is a scientific one. The way the 12 lessons are organized makes very easy to read and understand the concepts of universal laws. In short this is a must read and must keep!
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