Featured Official Review: Fear Not, Dream Big, & Execute [May 2021 Book of the Month]

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Sparking a fresh movement of dreamers globally is a goal that could catalyze development everywhere. I am glad the book entails exercises and questions that help to put the information into practice. Thanks for the review.
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This is one of the best motivational book the I have read in the recent times.
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What an inspiring and honest book on achieving dreams. It can make one believe in the power each individual has come with and how to work on it. Great review.
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As a Christian, i am drawn to this book and all its teachings. Jeff Meyer shed light on a lot of important aspects needed to achieve our dreams. I like that this is also a self help book and anyone stands to benefit from it. Great review.
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This Christian self-help book really is jam-packed full of useful tips and information about living your own dream, and not someone else's. Thanks for the review!
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This book sounds really interesting. I'm really intrigued by the personal stories shared by the author. It also sounds really different from other self help books available. Great review!
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I think this sounds like a nice book for Christians, but I am not very fond of self-help, nor of Christian literature. Anyway, I think your review was very clear and detailed, thanks a lot.
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Dream realization that’s only achievable through Christian-perspective strategies might not appeal to all readers, but for an author who experienced an apostolic calling, I can certainly see the reason for such a directed approach. Thank you for providing an insightful analysis and review!
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This sounds like a good book to help people reach their full potential and achieve their dreams. Thanks for the great review.
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This is an interesting book that can help anyone. I will consider reading it.
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It doesn't sound like a book for me. However, I'm sure many other Christian readers will appreciate it.
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The point about editing while writing is of particular interest to me and it is very true - sometimes it’s better to let the thoughts flow freely without inhibiting them by trying to be overly correct. I enjoyed reading your review - many thanks.
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Thank you for your interesting review. But this book is not for me, so pass on it.
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Seems like an inspiring and Christian oriented book. I like that it's a guide book to a wholesome life. Congratulations on the BOTD.
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Post by Rayah Raouf »

I think the premise of the book is really nice. I am not a fan of religious books though, so I wouldn't read it because of that. Other than that, I enjoyed reading your review. :)
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