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Damn. That was good.

Revisado: 07-12-23

I was not expecting this book to be this good. Thankfully I was very wrong.

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Loved it.

Revisado: 03-09-23

No idea if you’ll like it or hate it. But I loved it even if I can’t explain why.

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Well written reminder…

Revisado: 02-28-23

If you’re new to this type of work, this is a well written reminder of what your truest self already knows. If you’ve been on the spiritual path a while, this book is a well written reminder of those things you’ve learned but need that gentle nudge to remember.

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Phenomenal

Revisado: 09-28-20

This was the right book, at the right time, for me. Will it be for you? I don’t know. But what if it is? That’d be cool, right? Jump in.

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Incredible. In My Top 5...

Revisado: 02-26-20

I’m not really sure why I chose this book. It’s not my usual listen. Maybe it chose me?

Anyway, I read or listen to about 100 books per year. And this one is now firmly in my top 5 all time favorites.

Right up there with ShoeDog.

It’s different than ShoeDog. But the quality of the story telling is just as good.

I’ve never been to therapy. (People my age from my part of the country don’t talk about therapy... so it’s sort of taboo.)

But, after listening to this book, I see why people get value from it.

Listening to the stories in this book made me laugh, cry, and consider things about my life I’d never considered... including finding a good therapist.

I could go on but let me end with this...

Maybe You Should Talk To Someone is not just a book you read or listen to, it’s a book you experience.

Add to cart and start your experience now.

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My Favorite Mel Robbins Book... by far!

Revisado: 05-17-19

Before I picked up this book, I liked Mel. After listening to just the first hour, I have to say I now LOVE Mel. 5 Second Rule was good. But this book is GREAT. Wow.

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If you like the audio, you’ll need the print or e version.

Revisado: 10-08-17

Just a heads up, you’ll probably also want the print version. He refers to several illustrations. Also, in the third section there are lots of questions you’ll want to refer to often.

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Buried the lead

Revisado: 09-18-17

I almost turned this off because the first third of the book was just way too much backstory.

Once I got past that, it really took off and was quite enjoyable.

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Great Content. The narrator... not so much.

Revisado: 07-31-17

Would you consider the audio edition of No Limits to be better than the print version?

No. Having heard John Maxwell speak on several occasions, it's really hard to listen to this narrator who has an incredibly boring delivery. Out of the 99 books in my Audible library, this is the worst narration I've heard.

What did you like best about this story?

I loved the short chapters and all the lists of how to apply each chapter. Great questions at the end of each chapter for reflection.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Chris Sorensen?

I know John Maxwell is busy but I'd love to hear his passion and voice for this book.

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Finally...

Revisado: 07-01-16

Finally, all the best info in one place. This book is the top 20% that makes 80% of the difference when it comes to our overall well being.

I love how this book covers a little bit of everything... food, exercise, sleep, social and more.

Just wished I'd found it sooner... could've saved me reading about 10 other books.

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