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Results-Oriented Book Reviews

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Sure you could spend a weekend, a week, or a month slogging through that great business book that will help you run your company more smoothly, be happier, make you more money, and help you do a plethora of different things.

You could even “cheat” and read the summaries on Amazon.com – see what juicy nuggets some of the reviewers leave, and cobble together what you can use from the book.

Then, there are the Results-Oriented Book Summaries.

In this series, I will break down one of several top books on a slew of topics including productivity, wealth consciousness, success mindset, business-building, business-starting, personal development, personal efficacy, NLP, intuition, and marketing.

In this monthly book-series, you’ll receive:

  • A business- or personal-development-breakdown of each of the books. Wading through the theory and repetition to bring you the best of the best.
  • Worksheets and tips to help you APPLY each of the book’s core theories to your life. After all, theories are great, scientific study is great, but what matters is applying the knowledge into your life.
  • A breakdown of how to apply the theories in personal, business, relational, and sometimes athletic situations

Some of the books on deck for review are:

  • People, Pattern, Power, by Marilyn and Wyatt Woodsmall (NLP Primer)
  • Never Eat Alone, by Keith Farazzi
  • 4 Hour Work Week, by Tim Ferriss
  • Five Love Languages, by Gary Chapman (this has more impact on your professional life than you may realize! Plus, it will help smoooooth your personal relationships.)
  • Wake Up Productive, an interactive video- and worksheet-based training program by Eben Pagan
  • Trust Your Gut, by Lyn Robinson
  • Write It Down, Make It Happen, by Henriette Anne Klauser
  • 16 Laws of Success, by Napoleon Hill

Send an email to info (at) cynthialou.com with the subject “Action Books” to let us know which books you’d like to learn about (whether or not the book is listed above), and to be added to the announcement list.

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