Official Review: Fast-Starting A Career of Consequence

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This book seems to appeal to Christians that need them the most. It's not the type of book I'd read, but this review was spot on about its contents. Congrats on BOTD!
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Should be an excellent read. Sounds motivational with a good balance. Congrats on the BOTD
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I would definitely like to read this. How to use your faith in the market place.
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Thanks for the review! Sievert did an amazing job with this book. This book is best for those who are looking towards increasing productivity and want to bring a change in their monotonous & boring work routine. The book contains no profanity, that's ideal.
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Thanks for a good review. Some would appreciate reading this book. It would guide them in their career.
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This book definitely combines two things that I didn't think could be combined. Your review gives a good idea about how this book is. Thank you for your review!
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Thank you for your great review. It sounds like a wonderful book that I wish I had read years ago. As I'm retired now and doing little things at home, I will pass on it for me, but remember it so I can recommend it to others as needed.
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It sounds like an interesting concept for a certain type of person. I do not read books of this nature on a normal basis. It may be something I check out when I have more time.
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Everything has a consequences. The early start in career helps a lot, but comes with consequences. The review is thorough. Thank you for your effort.
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This book goes a long way to prove that God should be involved in every part of our lives especially in our dealings with people. And that is what Fred Sievert did by using life experiences which makes this book applicable and realistic .
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breaking into the work force isn’t easy. most times guidance is needed by young adults to prepare them and help them prevent making mistakes
i comment the author for thinking out of the box
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This makes for a motivational read with practical application from the author's life. The author explains how one can balance their faith and career whilst applying Biblical principles in their workplace. I'm looking forward to reading this book thanks to your great review.
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The inconsistencies in reporting to and from work varies depending with one's field and their job expectations. Thanks for the review though.
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This is an amazing book that shouldn't just be for just Christians but everyone willing to be productive. This is a nice and detailed review.
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It seems like very good advice, especially for those who are Christians. Everyone needs good career advice at the beginning of their career. I am very curious to see what it offers me. Thanks for the insightful review.
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