Official Review: If life stinks get your head outta your ...

[kiki2881]

The definition of success is subjective, that's why I like how the author didn't focus on topics about how to become rich in their book.

[Blessing Odii]

This is one self-help book that will leave a reader yearning for more. Just reading the review made me want to grab a copy. I love the book.

[Amiczy Heaven]

The title of the book is already captivating. Most people let life happen to them, but I’m an intentional person so I think this book will benefit me.

[Stephanie Mounce]

A book about accountability and achieving goals instead of embracing victim mind set is something I believe is needed in today's life. I think this book would be beneficial to young adults to learn how to set goals. NIce Review.

[Lindiwe Chakhala]

Great job on the review. It is very detailed as it evaluates each of the three core sections so that a potential reader knows exactly what to expect. My two takeaways from your review is the quote "the secret to success is having the ability to stay focused for long periods at the right time and for the right reason" and that we must define success before pursing it. Congrats on BOTD!

[Shenila Ginabay]

I'm not really into self-help books but this one got me thinking about it, just by the tittle. I absolutely loved. After reading your review, I felt like I had to read the book. It looks very interesting, and the fact that the author is really straightforward is the best thing. I really liked how you described all the sections. Very good review.

[Christine Cariño]

I can already tell from the title that this is a self-help book, it is very clear and a little catchy to me. It also interests me on how the author will use the Crawling - Running - Walking concept. Great review.

[Misael Carlos]

I’m looking forward to digging into this novel to find out how the author defined Crawling, Walking and Running. I like self help books because of the learning and motivation and they provide to people. I commend the author for sharing his knowledge and experience for self improvement of his intended audience.

[Roy Nick]

The title itself is thought-provoking! I would love to know how the author views success. It seems motivating, despite the choice of terms. Nice work with your review.

[Debra Morgan]

One of the things I don't like about self-help books is that they tend to say, You're fine, you just need to love yourself. I'm happy to see that this book takes a different approach and tells the reader what they are doing to self-sabotage and how to get out of that habit. I believe too many people, myself included, have stopped themselves from doing something, or at least trying, due to self-doubt, lack of self-worth, and basic fear of failure. This book lays out the realities of how we can recognize our "but" moments and turn them around. This is a fantastic review!

[ikechukwuamarachi+55]

From the title of the book, one can be able to tell how funny it is. There is a saying that goes "no food for a lazy man". Thanks for a detailed review.

[Akinola John]

The title of this book grabs my attention and I love how the author lay more emphasis on being successful. Thanks for the great review.

[Emmanuel Okotie]

Self-help books are great. This certainly look like a good one too. However, if everything learned is not put into practice, it would be of no benefit.
Nice review.
I now have an idea of what this book is about.

[Danielle Johnson]

Seeing the title alone would have been a huge turnoff and I usually don't read self help books BUT this guy has a lot to offer. From the get go he was already issuing out advice that many of us need today. We all want the good life with the car and house and money but what are we actually willing to do about it.
Ended up loving it
Hats off to the author

[OTrain Disene]

This title is one thing that attracted me in the first place, and I am glad you enjoyed it. It draws in. And to learn that it sets itself apart from other self-help books is awesome.