It did have some really cool quotes/ideas:
- "Deep within humans dwell those slumbering powers; powers that would astonish them"--Orison Marden
- Don't Compete, Excel (p 31)
- In excelling you save time and energy that would have been spent comparing yourself to others and fighting others, and you apply that time to being your best. (p 33)
- Take strategic pauses and Essential Breaks (p 73)
- "Nothing can bring you peace but yourself"--Ralph Waldo Emerson (p 122)
- Die young as late as possible (p 172)
- Champion Lost Causes (Chapter 18, p 180)
- "Nearly everyone takes the limits of his own vision for the limits of the world. A few do not." Join them--Arthur Schopenhauer (p 187)
- Don't take things personally; someone's always going to be mad at you, and that's ok. (p 235)
- Care more than you have to (p 258)
Well after looking back over the book to make this entry, I guess I liked it better than I thought :) That said, I still maintain most of it is common sense, but just ask any good coach, it is always good to practice the basic fundamentals.
If I had to categorize it, it is sort of a cross between Anthony Roberts and Stephen Covey with some yoga breathing thrown in.
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