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Summary: Breakthrough book
Review: I found this to be the simplest, clearest, most practical book on using 'extra-rational' abilities in business I've ever come
across. I've going to give away one of the secrets of the book: the 11th element is a success strategy that almost no one talks about, yet it's easily the most reliable and important one for real world success. Unlike so many 'success' authors, Scheinfeld has made the principles in his book work, not by selling 'get rich quick' or 'believe and get rich' schemes, but in the real business world. The other ten elements? They're the principles 'success gurus' spout that not only don't work, but can also lead you into a world of trouble.
Scheinfeld's advice on widely disseminated success principles
that DON'T work but many people believe is easily worth many times the cost of the book.
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Summary: One of the Best this year!
Review: I read a lot of books, and am rarely excited by a book the way The 11th Element: The Key to Unlocking Your Master Blueprint for Wealth and Success excited me. As a reader I felt as if Scheinfeld were speaking to me directly- his style is clear and engaging. I feel very empowered by this book....I want to share that, this is a book I will recommend heartily to my friends and colleagues. It answered so many questions I had, and has me thinking in avenues I haven't explored before. What a breath of fresh air. Thank you Robert-
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Summary: I was a doubting Thomas until I finished....
Review: I read many business and self help books, The 11th Element could very well be the path for which I have been searching. Reaching inside to open the door for answers is the right idea. Sheinfeld's 'inner ceo' idea was the key for me to stop looking on the outside for answers, and to simply let myself - hear myself and the results of my experience. It is a very good read.
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Summary: The final piece of the puzzle!
Review: I read The 11th Element to prepare for my interview of Bob Scheinfeld in the Living Abundant Joy Tele-seminars. (http://www.livingabundantjoy.com) What I found was that it answered a lot of questions for me, like why certain of the other ten elements work some of the time and other times they don't. It added clarity to certain experiences in my life. I'm looking forward to applying the principals I learned to my life and sharing what I learn.
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Summary: More of the Same
Review: I was really excited about getting this book, after reading all the reviews. It appeared as if there was something new out there. Then I read it and I am truly disappointed. It really is more of the same. I have read these concepts over and over, time and time again in various books and in the varying schools of metaphysical teachings. Yes sometimes they work, yes sometimes they don't, even here with Bob's concepts, they still don't work some of the time, so what's new???
The concepts seem to have been honed from varying resources, some which were very recognizeable,..especially the give me this or something better.
I also was bothered by the author pointing one to watch the truman show and other outside materials for a better concept of what his book was supposed to be aimed at explaining to you. His grasp of the inner ceo also was very one dimentional, and I never did get a good feel for that. One would think if the book is based on working with your inner "ceo", (better known to most who have been around the block, your higher self, or subconscious) and working the network,(better known as Jung's collective unconscious) you would first need a good feel for the inner "ceo" to begin with, I felt the author fell really flat there.
I gave it one star for one reason, I had no other choice, and I suppose it is worthy of one star as there are some people, obviously from the reviews, that just haven't been exposed to the metaphysical concepts of life. All in all I suppose it is just another book, with another secret method, that if followed diligently step by step, you will succeed at manifesting your desires.....SOME of the time!!!
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Summary: How to think like a CEO
Review: Just finished this book and loved it. Great advice and written in a compelling way. I am a CEO, and agree with the concept of finding your inner CEO, so I believe this book will be useful for those who strive to lead and those who are in positions of leadership. I strongly recommend another book, Optimal Thinking: How To Be Your Best Self which has given my people the mental software to make the most of the most challenging situations, optimize their dealings with others and master feelings (instead of avoiding them). I recommend these books as solid cutting-edge contributions for the new millenium.
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Summary: Another compilation and attempt at "updating" timeless laws.
Review: Maybe this book will speak to you and I would recommend you read it and come to your own conclusions.
I would also recommend you look up Judge Thomas Troward (early 20th century) and, more recently written (mid 20th century), Joseph Murphy and, currently, Jerry and Esther Hicks, all of them, here, at Amazon.com.
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Summary: Liked it!
Review: My wife bought this book and I ended up stealing it away from her (for now, I'll give it back). I thought at first that this sounded bizarre (The 11th Element theme) but this book actually gives you great advice on how to really think like a CEO. It's good to read through books like these just to get your mind in gear for success.
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Summary: Very over hyped
Review: Read and excerpt of this book and you have read the whole thing. It basically tells you to hit yourself in the head to make your sub conscious wake up and do something for you. Very limited on subject matter and useful tactics for improvements. We were going to read this as a discussion book for a mastermind group and decided it wasn't worth discussing.
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Summary: BOOK WORTH READING
Review: Robert Scheindeld's THE 11th ELEMENT is such a rare find. A book that will actually help you gain the success in your business life without interfering in your personal life. I found it so simplistic, yet the message was so powerful. It was a "lightbulb" moment. I knew Robert Scheinfeld was on to somehing with his book. Tell your friends. They will be thankful.
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