Review of Your S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Blueprint

[Amy Toria]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Your S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Blueprint" by Jean Tien.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Jean was little when her family moved from Taiwan to the United States, and her grandmother treated her mother terribly when they had to rely on her grandparents for financial support. As the first-born daughter of Asian immigrants, she grew up under the unwritten rules of being a successful Asian woman. She attended an Ivy League university, obtained her law license, and married. Despite the maltreatment her mother faced from her grandmother, Jean was determined to succeed. However, she still felt unfulfilled even after checking off all the boxes. No matter how hard she worked, she couldn't escape the vicious cycle of work, stress, frustration, and more responsibilities. She believed that earning more money would bring her happiness, but it did not. It was after she redefined her definition of success that things changed for her. She saw the light, and it transformed her. Now, she wants to share this light with others.

I love how the author made the book relatable by occasionally sharing her life stories and experiences, stories of her clients, and other stories. You will find some skewed societal beliefs like "Most of us seek money not because of money but because of what we think it will provide." (Page 6), and you will learn why they are not true. In this case, as a matter of fact, more money equals more problems. The author desires for you to gain freedom, just as she has, and stop being afraid of not having enough money. The author made me understand that "Financial freedom is knowing that you are money and money is you. It is within your control, as long as you're willing to own it." (Page

Jean Tien shares the step-by-step process she uses with her clients to identify the beliefs that keep them stuck in their current situations. The book also includes a QR code for readers to scan and download a free S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Blueprint Workbook, as well as meditations. Through this book, readers will discover the author's definition of S.U.C.C.E.S.S. and its true meaning. I learned that my success is not based on luck or circumstances beyond my control. Instead, I have the power to create positive experiences and elevate myself to success. All I have to do is choose to do so, and the rest will fall into place.

Your S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Blueprint: The No B.S. Approach to Having It All Without Starting Over by Jean Tien is progressive, as the next action sort of uses the output of the previous one. However, the blueprint is not rigid at all, as you can always go back to spend more time on any of them. I took my time to read this book. I wanted to take the exercises and let the book transform me, and it did. I'm grateful to have read the book. I also learned how to weigh risks and rewards in order to make choices.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book and found a few errors, indicating that it was professionally edited. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is stuck in life and unsure of which path to take. It provides the push and guidance needed to seek help and make positive changes. It will help you realign your goals and set you up for winning. If you're ready to make a change in your life, this book is a must-read. There was nothing about this book that I disliked. Hence, I am rating it 5 out of 5 stars.

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[Hazel Mae Bagarinao]

Everyone indeed has their definition of success. I like page 6, and the other one because I can relate and it is a reminder for me not to be a trap by the wrong definition of success. I wish soon I will know the meaning of the abbreviation of SUCCESS of Jean. Your review is amazing!

[ViviVivid]

The definition of success doesn't surround money and the book seems to elaborate on this. Thanks for the review!

[Edwardsjay]

Thank you for this insightful review. Job well done.

[Mhiz Vyi Vyan]

This book will educate and inspire a lot of people. Thank you for your review, I enjoyed reading it.

[Samuel Songs]

The S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Blueprint is a comprehensive guide that covers a wide range of topics, from identifying limiting beliefs to creating a financial plan.
The author's writing style is clear and easy to understand. She uses simple language and provides concrete examples to illustrate her points.

[Madam Tori]

The book's emphasis on taking responsibility for one's life and choices was empowering. It reminded me that I have the power to change my circumstances if I'm willing to take action. I appreciated that the book focused not only on financial success but also on other areas of life, such as relationships, health, and personal growth.

[Victory Ositaorah]

"Financial freedom is knowing that you are money and money is you. It is within your control, as long as you're willing to own it." This sentence from the alone says a lot and I believe that the only way I could get the actual content of this book is by purchasing it.

[Seun Ukanwa]

Can financial freedom be attained? Human needs are insatiable. I love the author's perspective on money and his analysis on success. It is a must read for everyone.

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

"Most of us seek money not because of money but because of what we think it will provide." To be honest, in the world we live in today, if you don't have miney, you'll suffer a great deal. Money can solve 90% of our current problems.

[Salome Ogani]

The author's approach to risk-taking was refreshing. Instead of encouraging readers to take big risks, she emphasizes the importance of taking calculated risks and weighing the potential outcomes.

[Hartly Samsford]

The author's advice on overcoming fear and self-doubt was practical and actionable. She provides specific strategies for shifting one's mindset and building confidence. The book includes several meditations, which are a helpful tool for reducing stress and increasing focus.

[Sly Thompson]

I appreciated that the author acknowledges the role of privilege in success. She emphasizes that success is not solely based on individual effort but also on societal factors such as access to education and opportunities.

[Sly Thompson]

I appreciated that the author acknowledges the role of privilege in success. She emphasizes that success is not solely based on individual effort but also on societal factors such as access to education and opportunities.

[John Johnson 12]

The book includes several case studies of the author's clients, which are helpful for seeing how the concepts in the book can be applied in real-life situations. The emphasis on developing a growth mindset was inspiring. She encourages readers to view challenges as opportunities for learning and growth.