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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "5 Systems of Successful People" by Scotty Schindler.]

Are you keen to build your success, develop your career, or run your own business? If so, 5 Systems of Successful People by Scotty Schindler may be the book for you. 
 
Schindler sets out the five systems he believes are core to every successful person achieving real success: Business Judo®, Time Duplication®, Business of Thirds®, Rule of 100™, and Sugar & Cream®. These rules set out the attitude you need to have for success, the importance of duplicating your time, how to target who you engage with, and the key checkpoints you need to monitor.
 
Schindler is the founder of the real estate software business ReNet. Throughout the book, he uses real-life experiences he has had to demonstrate how these rules work in practice.
 
These 5 systems form part of a wider 1357 system he has developed that teaches sales, business, and leadership. The other systems focus on people, analysis, and time tactics and are also touched on at times throughout the book. 
 
The book is well structured to clearly lay out the five systems. It is written in simple language that anyone can follow, and by weaving real-life scenarios, the systems are easier to envision. While his background is in real estate software, the book is useful to people in other sectors. 
 
There are a couple of minor areas in which the book could be improved. The book unnecessarily uses acronyms at times, like PMA for Positive Mental Attitude, where spelling out the whole phrase each time would make it easier to read. It also has a series of subsystems for each overall system set out, and it doesn't always bring you clearly back up to the overarching rule he is trying to get across as clearly as it could. 
 
Overall, I rate 5 Systems of Successful People 5 out of 5 stars. It is a clear and useful guide to success. The couple of minor issues I noted with it did not warrant deducting a star. 
 
I would recommend the book to people looking to build greater success in their career or in their own business. 

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This is a great review that perfect encapsulates the message and the lessons of this book

This looks to be an interesting self-developement book. Thanks for your review.

Osvaldo Borghese wrote: ↑07 Apr 2024, 11:19 This looks to be an interesting self-developement book. Thanks for your review.

Thanks Osvaldo.

You are welcome. Great job.

Your review highlights important reasons for one to read this book. The author's real-life experiences are used to demonstrate how to implement the five rules. The book is written using simple language. This facilitates understanding the concepts discussed. This book is a clear and useful guide to business success. Great review! Thank you.

Gerry Steen wrote: ↑10 Apr 2024, 00:20 Your review highlights important reasons for one to read this book. The author's real-life experiences are used to demonstrate how to implement the five rules. The book is written using simple language. This facilitates understanding the concepts discussed. This book is a clear and useful guide to business success. Great review! Thank you.

Thank you Gerry! Appreciate your comment as always!

Looks to be a very valuable book to add to my self-improvement collection. Thanks for sharing

Thank you for your detailed review. These are five systems that I have not come across before, so I am intrigued as to what they are. However, your point about the author getting lost in the sub points and not finding their way back to the overarching point worries me.

Sheryl Brown 3 wrote: ↑06 Apr 2024, 10:42 This is a great review that perfect encapsulates the message and the lessons of this book

Thank you Sheryl. Glad you enjoyed it.

Everything have a pattern and to be successful is no exception, there are particular things to be done to imcrease those success rate.

A wonderful book with a great review it makes me more interested in reading the novel.

The review highlights that "5 Systems of Successful People" by Scotty Schindler is a well-structured and useful guide to success. The book lays out the five core systems, such as Business Judo and Time Duplication, with real-life examples to make them easier to understand. Despite minor areas for improvement, like excessive use of acronyms and occasional lack of clarity in connecting subsystems to overarching rules, the book is rated 5 out of 5 stars. It is recommended for individuals aiming to achieve success in their careers or businesses. Overall, it appears to be an interesting and valuable read for those seeking personal growth and achievement.

Thank you everyone for the comments. Apologies for the delay in reply I have had a little time away from the website the last few weeks. Appreciate all of your feedback.

The systems sound professional, but I'm worried after hearing how the book uses acronyms a lot and how it struggles to connect subsystems to overarching rules. I'll give it a try some day.