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Personal Growth from A Family Man

Revisado: 05-23-24

I’ve been reading personal growth for a long time. Generally, they are all very similar. They all have their own flare but typically hold to the same truths. The Farmer’s Code was no exception.

However…this one came from a FAMILY man. That’s something I haven’t seen before. Many give lip service to prioritizing one’s family, but few truly prioritize them as they should.

Thank you, Chris for writing this!

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Life Changing

Revisado: 11-04-22

I would recommend this book to anyone looking for peace.
The way this was written and narrated helped break down Terry‘s method of getting on pace with God. We all need to do this if we expect to have peace and success in our life.

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Great content

Revisado: 08-23-21

Audio poor quality. Was difficult to get used to and couldn’t listen over the car speakers because the S’s were so loud it hurt my ears.

Excellent content and learned a lot though!

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More than expected. Uplifting!

Revisado: 02-07-19

This book opened my eyes to the consequences of not having boundaries, and the blessings of having firm boundaries. I feel encouraged and excited to continue developing this skill!

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Not the greatest

Revisado: 05-07-16

What disappointed you about A Passion for Leadership?

If all Robert Gates can do is talk about himself and why he is so great, I have no desire to read any other book he writes.

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Wonderful advice

Revisado: 11-17-15

Amazing narration! This audio book was thoroughly enjoyable to listen to.

The content was spot on. I have been living my life with the philosophy that "If better is possible, good is not enough." The 10X Rule spoke directly to that way of thinking.

There is a lot to be said about people like Grant Cardone, people who create their own rules. I was both impressed and inspired by this production.

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Good, but not great

Revisado: 10-27-15

Ted Dekker did a poor job with Mavia's character. She was supposed to be the loving mother to the orphans and outcast...but she had a huge anger problem? That was kind of hard for me to accept.

It was an over dramatized story of what it is like to become a Christian.

Too wordy at times. It could have been shortened by 2 hours.

Ellen Archer did a great job!

Over all, a good book. If you loved A.D. 30, you will enjoy this.

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Phenomenal

Revisado: 10-21-15

What did you love best about A More Beautiful Question?

I loved this book! Learning to inquire, to inspire thought, to reason; that gives us the ability to understand, and consequently influence others. This book teaches just that. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to become a better communicator. You will get a lot from this book if you want to learn how to get to the reasons behind our actions.

What other book might you compare A More Beautiful Question to and why?

Another similar book is, "Start With Why" by Simon Sinek. Both books speak to the same topic. Both songs are extremely insightful and great listens.

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Well Done!

Revisado: 10-19-15

I would recommend this book to anybody who desires to improve their speech and/or writing, especially to those who want to inspire or become memorable with the spoken and written word.

This book does get a little dry. It's a study book, not something to read quickly.

The narrator was phenomenal! He spoke with an air of...I don't know...Eloquence.

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Good book

Revisado: 10-14-15

Good book, but I can't really apply much of it in my current lifestyle. I would recommend it to anyone looking to become more efficient with their time

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