Me Five Years From Now the Life Planning

by Sheree Bykofsky and Richard Carlson

Book Overview

This guide offers self-affirmations to help see readers through the process. The perfect gift for young people just starting out, as well as a welcome resource for anyone who cant seem to get out of a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• ISBN: 0965455130
• ISBN13: 9780965455138
• Release Date: January 1900
• Publisher: Hyperion
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A Perfect Outline for the Future

This book is perfect for people who enjoy lists and controlling their destinies. It clearly outlines a plan for the next five years of your life.If you are a person who plans things and never finishes them this book may work perfectly for you by helping to guide you towards an actual goal. The book contains a strategy for changing your life in regards to relationships, finances, careers and community involvement. Once completed you have an organized chart to follow and lean on during times when life gets off-track. The only problem with this book is that it takes commitment to complete....and if you could stay committed and focused in the first place why would you need a book to point you towards your goals. With that said I still believe this book is an excellent source for discovering your goals and setting the groundwork for a great future.

Provides an organized method, good starter book...

First thing I will admit that I did not pay much for this book... so I may not be the most critical of it.. However, I thought this book provided a nice place to write the goals and my reasons for leading up to them. It provides pages where you can list pros and cons on a topic and then circle those that are most important and that you can change. I liked how the book let you jump around... I have only used a few areas so far, and I think that the same approach for all areas may grow tedious.. However, I think it is getting me started and helping me to identify issues that are playing on my decision process... I think I may outgrow this book.. but is a good place to start.