Think & Act Like A Winner

by Rob Wilson

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0971038104
• ISBN13: 9780971038103
• Release Date: June 2001
• Publisher: A Million Miles of Motivation Llc
• Length: 167 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.5" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

Fundamental truths

Rob's ability to culminate the fine truths and ingredients of success go beyond cheerleading to an applicable step by step process that not only motivates, but eases the way to get beyond any fear and doubt. Each chapter illuminates a fundamental key that can easily remain a barrier to success and fulfillment in all facets of our lives. This is not a "one time read"; it is a continuous reminder of the daily necessity of remaining focused and intent on our goals and dreams. Undoubtedly, my copy will be well worn by year's end. Thanks to the author for keeping it simple and direct!

Clean up your messes

Rob's chapter on Cleaning Up Your Messes was dead on. He maintains the reason some of us don't succeed in life is because of all the unnecessary mess we have in our life. There were aspects of the book that spoke directly to my situation as well as those to whom I've passed the book along. If you're wondering why you haven't been thinking and acting like a winner, buy this book!

Got to have it.

After reading Rob's book I cleaned up three messes in my life and I feel better already!

A New Required Reading For The Classroom!

This book is a real winner! The chapter that really captured my attention was Chapter One "Abnormality". Just imagine if high school students would read a book that inspires them to be abnormal. They might actually be excited to read more! That's how I felt when I read that first chapter. I couldn't wait to finish reading the whole book. Wilson speaks to you with his writing. It is clear-cut and right to the point. I won't spoil it for you by telling you what's so great about being abnormal. It's a book you will be excited to read. It's on the cutting edge of explaining why some people think and act the way they do. If educators would read this book they might have a better understanding of those students in their classrooms that are seen as having a "disorder" or "learning disability". Some of those students are the exceptional people of our society. He doesn't necessarily claim this in his book. However, as I was reading it I got the feeling he is onto to something big! His way of thinking is something that could change the attitudes of our young people. Those intelligent students that can't make it into the gifted and talented classes because their talents are masked by the rate in which they learn to read or write. Maybe it's time to take a look at the comfort zone of our educational system. Let's encourage the students to read books like this that will teach them how to "think and act like a winner" instead of feeling like a failure because they don't act "normal". Read it and be prepared, you may find yourself tempted to leave your comfort zone.

Great Book!

You Must read it! Great content. It is usefull for anyone who wants to be motivated to succeed.