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The Success Paradox

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Truly self-exploration focused book that guides you to your mental wellbeing. Somehow do not feel that we have an issue until it is too late. This book is your mentor in exploring your inner self and dealing with different situations. What is a success for you, how do you determine it? In many cases we limit our achievements and keep on chasing a carrot we imagine in front of us.There are a lot of worsheets, exercises, wisdom and even guides audio support in this book. This self-described journey may change your attitudes and beliefs or may not because all depends on our perception.

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There are not many business books written by country boys, so I was keen to read this one. He equally quotes Rumi and Garth Brooks! Of course, there's a lot in here that has already been said each chapter is a bit repetitious. but I found his perspective and self-recrimination to be more entertaining and approachable than other self-help books. It's also filled with stories and fables which every southerner loves!
I appreciated his guidance to work on mental fitness as much as physical fitness and get a good support community. I also liked his idea of the tip jackpot. I enjoy tipping well, but this seems like even more fun!
This is a G-PG rated book with descriptions of alcohol use and suicide. It would be a good book for any father or anyone that has had a father (a small bit of the book discusses healing from physical and mental abuse.)

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