Mark Showalter

Mostly a waste of time.

Revisado: 04-08-25

Only the first chapter and the last two are worth listening to, the rest are him just sharing a bunch of stuff about what he feels concerning religion and dogma. The overall book is mostly just a huge waste of time. Also, there is absolutely nothing new in this book. All of the stuff he covers in the first chapter, and in the last two have been covered by many authors who did a much better job and stayed on topic.

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Love the perspective!

Revisado: 11-08-24

If you have any doubts about the power of drugs, this is a must read. Huge eye opener about how the effects of drugs has taken us where we have been, and where we are currently at as a society. Also, after reading this, I STRONGLY recommend reading, “Weird Seances Inside The Canyon” by David McGowan. It’s not a Christian book, but it’s a HUGE eye opener about the effects that drugs had on our society back in the 60’s and 70’s.

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NO THANK YOU!!!

Revisado: 06-17-24

Apart from the narrator using different microphones in different environments, there was a chapter about hair that was BEYOND DISGUSTING! If you are reading this review and are on the fence, do yourself a favor and DO NOT LISTEN TO IT! There are so many better books on this subject, such as “Judgement of the Nephilim” by Ryan Pitterson. It’s an excellent book that covers the subject of the watchers and more. There is also “Birthright” by Timothy Alberino. The only problem with that book is that it’s not available on audio yet. Again though, don’t waste your credit or $ on this book. You won’t be able to forget what you learn about hair, no matter how hard you try.

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Wow!!

Revisado: 02-23-24

This is BLOW your mind! It’s absolutely crazy how even America presidents are part of this dark story.

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Amazing Story!

Revisado: 02-08-24

I loved the story but wasn’t crazy about the reader. Still, I STRONGLY recommend listening to it, it’s VERY inspiring. One thing I was a bit disappointed by though was, after watching the Netflix Show “Last Dance” I was VERY surprised that not nearly enough was said about Michael Jordan and how he made NIKE a household name. I hadn’t heard of NIKE until him. But this, along with the reader, is my only criticism.

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Decent.

Revisado: 01-08-24

First, I could not stand the reader. The way he pronounced many of the words was crazy! Also, the author would over complicate far too many things to try to make a simple point. I felt like he did this to try to show us how intelligent he was, rather than just making an amazing point. I will not be reading any more of his books.

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Awesome end, but…

Revisado: 11-08-23

The book has some fantastic thoughts. However, my one big complaint is that he’s extremely repetitive. He says the same things over and over before finishing his points. The book could be half the size if he just made his point and moved on. I’ve read The Harbinger and The Gods Have Returned and they were amazing! He made his points and moved on. Also, in this book he stops to share a fact that he’s twisted just a bit to make sure it fits with the fact that he’s about to link it to. I couldn’t help but roll my eyes several times. I don’t want to nitpick too much because there are some amazing coronations that he makes. Also, I loved the end of the book. In spite of all I’ve said, it’s still very much worth the listen.

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Good book.

Revisado: 08-17-23

Could’ve been written with a bit more interesting take on the subject. Kind of felt like a super dry history book. Also, I was very disappointed that he didn’t mention The Rockefellers and how they have played a huge part in the modern day Jewish culture/coverup as we know it to be now.

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Totally tries to disprove the Bible

Revisado: 07-29-23

If you believe the Bible narrative, then this book is not for you! He tries his best to disprove the Bible, and what it directly says about the flood. He claims a worldwide flood never happened, and it’s absolutely impossible to prove. Even though the Bible says that it absolutely did! Just because science can’t prove that something has happened does not mean that it hasn’t.

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If it wasn’t free…

Revisado: 06-30-23

The book it’s is decent, but several things made me think it could’ve been so much better.
1st, even though he starts out the book saying that he really doesn’t like it when authors toot their own horns, he’s spends MUCH of this book doing that very thing. So much so that it get very annoying. From the more than can be counted times he drops names, to all the things he’s accomplished (although that one can be more expected in this type of book). I heard Jim Rohn’s name mentioned so many times that I wondered why I wasn’t just listing to one of his books instead.
2nd, The book is quite dated. The fact that he’s using Lance Armstrong as a hero should tell you it needs some updating lol.
3rd, I don’t know why these authors always want to read their own books. You’d think being people who are all about success they would realize that having a professional read would be so much better.
If you’re wanting to get something that is far more motivational, I suggest two books, “Atomic Habits” by James Clear and “Can’t Hurt Me” by David Goggins. These books are far in every area. However, if this book is still free when you’re reading this review, it’s worth picking up.

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