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Listen with open mind. You won't be disappointed.

Revisado: 02-20-21

I may not agree with everything, but he sure brings a very good perspective.

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Take your view of pain in Christianity 2 new level

Revisado: 08-23-20

Very interesting concept of pain in our lives. Also interesting on how much of the conflicts back then are still prevalent today.

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Inspiration of King David in our lives today.

Revisado: 08-04-17

This is a book from the heart that is shared by the author himself. He kept me interested by continually sharing bits of his story. At the same time he is sharing King David's story and how his life as a number 8 can relate to many of us today. All in all this is a very inspiring book and I would recommend it to those who may see themselves as having little value in this life, because as you listen you'll find out that is far from true.

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Once again Dave delivers passion on leadership

Revisado: 06-04-17

Loved it. There are ideas in here even for me as a Supervisor. I am realizing that I have fallen so much into the employee role. I need to rekindle the fire in me to be passionate with my team.

This has given me a few areas to work on. Once I was very passionate about this place of employment. I realize that if I can not get there again that it would be a disservice to my team and the company. So I am setting a goal of 2 months if I can't get there again I'm moving on to allow someone else with the drive to step in.

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Good information, just not attention grabbing

Revisado: 01-24-17

This is very informative, but at times can be on the little dull side. The most intriguing thing to me is how our economy was over 60 years ago and 30 years ago. Our economy continues to go deeper in debt for the very reasons this author raises alarms. Yet, it seems we are doomed to continue to deeper in debt trying to fix our economy.

That is just a portion of this book and yet it would be nice to see more of our young adults become interested in at least the basics of how the economy works. Then maybe we the people can do what is necessary to turn things around.

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Lot of good information...

Revisado: 11-10-16

A lot of good information. Just be prepared after 3 or 4 chapters the rest either expound upon what was already discussed or try to demonstrate the practicality of what was already mentioned.

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Older data, but the message is still relevant

Revisado: 05-21-16

Narration was very good. Had me desiring more every time I paused the book. It gave me a different look at my low income and that if I'm smart about how I handle things I could retire very comfortable. The take away for me was be frugal now or suffer later.

I would recommend this to anyone who desire a better life and yet may feel there is no hope of doing so.

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Not my thing

Revisado: 03-25-15

I was not able to get into this. It is not my kind of story.

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Straight forward to the point.

Revisado: 12-29-14

Loved it! Dave doesn't hold anything back. Don't get offended listen to the end.

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It is very good.

Revisado: 04-29-13

Would you consider the audio edition of Every Day a Friday to be better than the print version?

I am unable to compare the two.

What about Joel Osteen’s performance did you like?

It is his own words and who could better demonstrate his own thoughts?

What’s an idea from the book that you will remember?

Live every day to it's fullest.

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