Review:I haven’t finished reading this, as I’ve just gotten it; however, I love it! I’ve read many a baby-book and this one is very relevant. I love the practical solutions and the real life scenarios they provide to show how to execute their recommendations! Read more

Review:Really enjoyed listening to this it helps you get a handle on what is important and what is not. I am new to meditating so i'm not ready for the visualization guided meditation but thats just me. Would still recommend the book. Read more

Review:I had to read this book 3 1/2 to 4 times before I felt that I was improving my life any. Others reviewers said they were already familiar with habit stacking. I was not. Although I soon realized that there were some habit stacks that I was doing automatically without calling them anything--like First Things in the Morning Stack and Last Things in the Evening Stack. After the first read, I began writing down procedures. Then I deleted them all because I had the sense that I was spending more... Read more

Review:If you are a fan of Ryan's work, you'll love Ego is the Enemy.

It is filled with stories, quotes, and anecdotes that offer actionable advice that I'm certain is relevant to anyone, no matter their age, experience, or industry.

There are few writers out there that I think weave together such a vast array of tales in a compelling way to drive home points that are often viewed as being uncomfortable.

This book will definitely challenge you and I hope you enjoy as much as I have... Read more

Review:El poder del ahora es un libro para releer una y otra vez.Un libro verdaderamente extraordinario,Si fuera posible convencer a todos mis seres queridos de leerlo, sería ideal ya que ofrece todas las palabras que uno necesita para entender la vida en sí, a uno mismo y a todos los que compartimos este planeta. Read more

Review:I found this book to be very insightful. It's written very clearly, and cuts right through challenging thoughts. It's 'paragraph' layout makes it easy to read, and fitting for the kind of book it is. I'd recommend it to anyone with an open mind seeking Truth. Read more

Review:Especially in 2016, it's important that the production of a book is respected. So, the the book was we received had the cover at the back as the book was pages were printed upside down. I think I'll make my own book, correctly. Read more

Review:Summary: You should go.
Only stay if you can get your partner to change. Which of course is impossible. So better leave your "relationship".
What is completely missing that I expected? Any guide to do a cost-benefit analysis of both choices. If you are only dating and you are miserable, this book might prevent you from jumping into an unhealthy marriage. But if you are married and/or have children already, the consequences of leaving are severe and have a lifelong impact on multiple people... Read more

Review:This book is good if you're between the ages of 18-22 and live on campus and your main concern is "how do I have enough time to study and party and socialize all at the same time." For a 24 year old online student working full time, this book was useless. Read more

Review:I'd never read any of Tomassi's blogs, but his book put my feelings into words. Having myself gone from a white knight AFC to a reckless plate spinner, he did a great job of helping me understand why I view women so much differently than I did just 5 years ago. Cheers to the red pill! Read more