8 Essential Habits of Highly Effective and Successful People

De: Jeremiah T. Robinson

Narrado por: Jim Sartor

It's time to step up your game!

The difference between you and successful people are the habits.

After hearing this book, you'll definitely be one step closer to achieving the greatness you so desire!

This book was inspired by Stephen Covey, Grant Cardone, and Napoleon Hill.

Success starts with effective habits and rituals that need to be performed on a consistent basis. Successful people think differently from others. They prepare their minds for the day and set out with specific goals to achieve. Success doesn't just happen overnight. Learn how you can be highly motivated to achieve your goals and create success for yourself by modeling the habits and rituals of highly successful people.

What you will learn from this book:

• How to create a plan of action and set attainable goals
• How to begin small and set milestones
• How to remove distractions that block your productivity
• How to remove fear and become persistent and purposeful in your daily living
• What successful people think about
• And much, much more

©2016 Jeremiah T. Robinson (P)2016 Jeremiah T. Robinson

A good review of what's been out there for awhile.

Is there anything you would change about this book?

I would not change a great deal. Much of the content is a repeat of Covey and others, but it doesn't hurt to hear it again.

What other book might you compare 8 Essential Habits of Highly Effective and Successful People to and why?

All of Steven Covey's books.

Have you listened to any of Jim Sartor’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

This was my first time listening to Mr Sartor's performance and he showed a good, decent style for reading non-fiction.

Did 8 Essential Habits of Highly Effective and Successful People inspire you to do anything?

No

Educational and moving

Incredible good tips for successfully reaching your goals.

I received a free copy of this book and voluntarily decided to review."

Repeat of What others Have already said

I was given this book in exchange for an unbiased review via audiobook boom. I have read S. Covey's books and this just breaks his principles down and gives them in a shorter version. They are good principles to follow as long as you keep in mind that you are not the center of any universe including your own. If you don't put God first and all of this afterward you lose the battle before joining the war. The narrator added to the presentation.

I love self help audio books!

so many great tips! I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

Great collection of tips from successful people

Would you listen to 8 Essential Habits of Highly Effective and Successful People again? Why?

I could listen to this book over and over, because it packs so many great tips into a short presentation.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

It was a great reminder of tips and ideas I had forgotten about.

Any additional comments?

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

uplifting & helpful

good book positive uplifting and helpful. it helped me to realise where in my life i need to work on being vigilant toward my goals. i am not listening to this for financial success, but for personal & spiritual success.

helpful

it was straight forward and a quick listen. very helpful. the narrator spoke well and clearly.

This audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.

How to be Successful..

Any additional comments?

This is a very short book (30 pages) about success.

It covers our thought process which will lead to success.

And, the book also motivate readers on how to visualize your success, define goals, action

plans as well as patience and being persistent.

Overall, the book is slightly motivating, I just believe it should be longer and I wouldn't pay more than a dollar for it.


Jim Sartor did well with the narration.

Note:
"This audio book was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review."