Matt Dallas

Believe in yourself

Revisado: 10-05-24

the whole book sums up to the idea that your ability to endure is largely in the brain and what you think you can do. Rarely, people push themselves beyond that to death but for most of us, even the most elite, there is more in the tank.

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one of the most brilliant minds of all time

Revisado: 03-23-21

Jordan Peterson is brilliant at the deepest level of thought and communication. His work is masterful and inspiring.

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truth about social justice

Revisado: 12-23-20

Must read for anyone who seeks the truth about "social justice". Not recommended for those who desire to see themselves as victims of the world and want the government to codle them. Those who see themselves and others as victims will have to face the reality, based on empirical data, that shows that capitalism and less government influence factually leads to better outcomes for all people who choose to participate in their own success, regardless of skin color or ethnicity.

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necessary book

Revisado: 09-26-20

This book helps shed light on the truth of American history. It should be a must-read or listen for everyone, especially for those who have been tricked into believing main stream media and those pushing the victimhood, racist narrative we see too often.

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Love this book for the content and premise!

Revisado: 05-07-18

the premise of this book is that comebacks are not only possible but that there is a proven path. if others have done it, then it's possible and the author lays out a path to follow. When we're at the depth of a setback it can be difficult if not impossible to see the way out or that a comeback is possible. Thank God books like this exist as a reminder that it is possible and others have done it.

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good regurgitation of other great advice

Revisado: 04-15-18

it was a good parable type of story. but I found it incredibly unoriginal. I felt like it was a summary of many of the books and YouTube videos I've consumed over the last few years. If someone doesn't actively read or work on their own development, they'd probably find it to be more enlightening. With that said, I thought there were many good reminders and advice.

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real, honest, vulnerable

Revisado: 09-24-17

somewhat refreshing to hear an author not having it all together but trying to create value from his own failures and lessons. Well done, bookmarked several parts to return to.

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must read

Revisado: 02-16-17

one of the best sales books I've ever encountered, I've read many books on success and selling. But this is one of the most practical and true books ever written. It deals with real situations with a candidness most authors don't or can't speak to directly. directly.

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great story but bad recording

Revisado: 11-22-16

I love Bill Bartmann's story, but it was so hard to listen to this subpar recording. sounded like it was phone connection being recorded with an old cassette player

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short but sweet

Revisado: 11-26-15

good general reminders and advice. easy to listen to. might have been written by someone in a difficult work environment.

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