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Stephen · 02-23-2008, 02:42 PM

Reading a book a week? Yes this is entirely possible, but whats the point?

If you read one book which had everything you needed and actually took action and implemented the book you wouldnt need to read any others.

Take - Unlimited Power by Tony Robbins, or say 7 Habits of HSP by S.Covey or any other wise book. How often do we read these, get a quick shot of adrenalin and move onto the next book, without actually living the message?

I am guilty myself. I am a literature bug. If I was to implement everything i have read I would be a zillionaire twice over!

Nevertheless I am human and not robotic. I have my nuances and quirks. I spend more time reading fine literature than reading PD books, although I will often be somewhat through an example of both.

Isnt that the key? Enjoy life. Enjoy James Boswell as well as Anthony Robbins?

02-23-2008, 02:42 PM	#23 (permalink)
Stephen Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Queensland, Australia Posts: 595	Reading a book a week? Yes this is entirely possible, but whats the point? If you read one book which had everything you needed and actually took action and implemented the book you wouldnt need to read any others. Take - Unlimited Power by Tony Robbins, or say 7 Habits of HSP by S.Covey or any other wise book. How often do we read these, get a quick shot of adrenalin and move onto the next book, without actually living the message? I am guilty myself. I am a literature bug. If I was to implement everything i have read I would be a zillionaire twice over! Nevertheless I am human and not robotic. I have my nuances and quirks. I spend more time reading fine literature than reading PD books, although I will often be somewhat through an example of both. Isnt that the key? Enjoy life. Enjoy James Boswell as well as Anthony Robbins? __________________ The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation. (Thoreau)