Get Smart
How to Think and Act Like the Most Successful and Highest-Paid People in Every Field
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Brian Tracy
An accessible guide to training the brain to work effortlessly in your favor - from the international best-selling author of the productivity classic Eat That Frog.
In business and in life, you must be smart to get ahead. As things shift and change quickly, you need to tap in to your brain - learn how to think smartly - in order to make sure that you maximize your opportunities.
In Get Smart!, internationally acclaimed business guru, speaker, author, and productivity expert Brian Tracy has laid the groundwork on how to easily reconfigure your negative thinking patterns and habits and reprogram your brain to achieve its maximum potential. In this invaluable book, listeners will encounter:
- The latest brain research on how to think in order to get results
- Practical, easy-to-understand advice and immediately actionable steps and exercises
- How to train the brain to think correctly and help to create a brilliant future
- Tapping in to the power of positive thinking
- How to harness the true potential of the human mind
- And so much more
Whether your goal is making more sales, coming up with better business plans, or simply finding ways to make extra money or have more residual income, this book will serve as your personal express elevator going straight to the top!
©2016 Brian Tracy (P)2016 Gildan Media LLCBut as a nice refresher it is all in all well made!
Quite similar to Million dollar habits
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Early Audio book with mediocre sound quality
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Another helpful Brian Tracy book
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Many concepts were obvious or oversimplified, the logic was often circular, and any evidence was virtually all anecdotal. Some of his examples (like Napoleon and Hitler looting, compared to the way the modern market works, completely ignoring the fact that there were growing market economies throughout history) contained virtually no intellectual value and could have been left out. Little to no accommodation was made for priorities in life besides becoming a millionaire (beyond a token nod here and there), and I’d imagine that some of his advice (working 6+ days a week, 10-12 hours a day) would be dangerous for many people’s mental health and family relationships. Maybe those things just don’t matter as much to everyone though.
Loved the goal-setting exercises though!
Effective advice, but so focused on a purely financial definition of success that it feels narrow-minded
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