Review of Always Strive to Be a Better You

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Always Strive to Be a Better You" by Pete Hall.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Every human being has been looking for an answer to their most frequently asked question, which is, "How do I live a happy life?" This book, Always Strive to Be a Better You by Pete Hall, has a thing or two to say regarding that most pressing question that has been asked by both old and young. It will really be worthwhile for you to read this enlightening book.

Our mindset and the way we approach things mentally can push us to greater heights of achievement. One of the things that will make us live a happy and fulfilled life is doing what we love. When we channel our passion into our work or profession, we won't see it as work, but rather we will enjoy every bit of the moment we spent getting the job done. It was also stated in this book that one of the ways to be a better you is to know who you are. As strange as that may sound, the book brought to light the fact that there are two sides to every person. The side he shows to the world and the side we keep to ourselves, which involves our thoughts and what we believe in,

The author did tremendously well by using the greyhound and the rabbits to illustrate how we have been chasing our ideas, trying to reach our potential. This book has taught me that, in as much as we cannot reach our full potential, we should always strive to be a better version of ourselves, as the reason we can't reach our potential is because it has no limit, which is to say that there are no limits to what we can achieve or make possible. This book also emphasized that we tend to become what we say and think all the time about ourselves. For that reason, we should always speak and think positively about ourselves. I love how the author used different people's life experiences to make his point about how we can be better than we were before; honestly, I for one learned a thing or two from those stories he told.

I could not find any errors while perusing this book, which means that this book is clearly excellently edited and proofread. The author really connected with his readers in this book. There is nothing at all I dislike about this book; therefore, I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars.

Happiness and a good life are things that every human yearns for, and luckily this book has said a thing or two about how to achieve them. I would recommend this book to lovers of fiction and those trying to conquer their fears and reach their potential.

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Always Strive to Be a Better You
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