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Summary: Read it and succeed!
Review: A profoundly wise, easily accessible book with a practical, fresh approach to clarifying your goals and values, overcoming blocks, and achieving your wildest dreams. Kathleen Hawkins, Spiritual Strategist(TM) and author of Spirit Incorporated: How to Follow Your Spiritual Path From 9 to 5.
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Summary: Definatly Recommend!
Review: I started reading this thinking "has this guy ever taken a writing class before?" Some of his wording makes you have to read it twice (or three times) to get his meaning.. THAT ASIDE...Noah St. John has some brillient insights and has made some very true realizations. He refers to Anthony Robbins indirectly in his book, and if you like reading Anthony Robbins, you will love this book as well. Its something I will definatly read again and again as a reminder as to how people dont live up to their potential by not Allowing themself to get what they want...As someone who has many Anthony Robbins, Wayne Dyre and books of the like, This is a definate one to add to your collection.
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Summary: You require this book!
Review: If you do not, someone you know desperately needs this information. I have NEVER run across these insights, simply because they are elementally buried. They will very most likely never occur to you consciously. This book reminds me of an old quote "Some men storm imaginary Alps all their lives,and die in the foothills, cursing difficulties that do not exist." For the previous English critic--" A diamond is a diamond...even if there are no takers." If you care to have a paradigm shift in every area of your life, I highly recommend this volume. You will thank yourself, and others will surely thank you!
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Summary: Guru St. John
Review: Noah St. John is one of the most obviously sincere and genuinely enthusiastic success gurus you're likely to meet -- ever, either in person or in print.His unique and quite surprising theory concerning achievement is profound stuff cleverly formatted as "popular" stuff. And his writing style is so refreshingly lucid and unpretentious that it jumps for joy off the page. -- Ray Simon (Ray is the author of Mischief Marketing.)
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Summary: For those of us "Starving for Success"
Review: Noah's book really hits it on the mark. Unlike other self-help and motivation books, he describes the reasons why so many of us don't succeed, even though we think we're doing all the traditional things, like goal setting. His conversational writing style is like getting advice from a friend over a cup of coffee. It's simple and logical: we're not successful because we're afraid of what that might mean. Noah shows how this erroneous thinking keeps us from attaining our dreams. I highly recommend this book to anyone in a sales related profession as well as people who are counselors, teachers or managers. Understanding "why" people fail to achieve is the first step in helping them overcome those obstacles and moving on to the tools for "how" to succeed!
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Summary: I wish this book was written 20 years ago
Review: One foot on the gas and one foot on the brakes? That was me! All the books in the world couldn't help me until I finally learned WHY I was preventing myself from succeeding. Now I have the freedom to allow myself to succeed. Simple and easy-to-read, I can't believe it has taken so long for someone to write exactly what I have been feeling all my life. This book clearly explained to me how I was not allowing myself to be a success and showed me the easy steps to overcoming this "anorexia" I was suffering from. Thank You, Noah!
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Summary: Read This Book First
Review: One foot on the gas and one foot on the brakes? That was me! All the books in the world couldn't help me until I finally learned WHY I was preventing myself from succeeding. Now I have the freedom to allow myself to succeed. Simple and easy-to-read, I can't believe it has taken so long for someone to write exactly what I have been feeling all my life. This book clearly explained to me how I was not allowing myself to be a success and showed me the easy steps to overcoming this "anorexia" I was suffering from. Thank You, Noah!
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Summary: CHANGED MY LIFE
Review: So beautifully simple that I asked myself "Why hasn't someone seen this before?" Thank you Noah, truly remarkable. Do not read this book if you are looking for something *hard* to do. It was an easy read, and incredibly powerful. I read this book two months ago and still am amazed at how great it is. Had been working on something for fifty years, and got the "push" I needed to get through, finally. Not woo-woo, not pie-in-the sky, just great!
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Summary: CHANGED MY LIFE
Review: So beautifully simple that I asked myself "Why hasn't someone seen this before?" Thank you Noah, truly remarkable. Do not read this book if you are looking for something *hard* to do. It was an easy read, and incredibly powerful. I read this book two months ago and still am amazed at how great it is. Had been working on something for fifty years, and got the "push" I needed to get through, finally. Not woo-woo, not pie-in-the sky, just great!
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Summary: This woke me up!
Review: This book showed me that I have subconcious thoughts that allow me to sabatage MYSELF in doing anything... This is the first book that I EVER did the exercises it gives... If you do not plan to do the exercises it probably won't be of much help to you... they are very important.. Then find someone of the same mind set.. seek out someone that loves you unconditionally to talk over some of these issues with... A dynamic book.. Thanks Noah...
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