Tag / Book Review
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2022 Book Review Overview
Looking back over the books that I reviewed for 2022 there were some good ones and some ones that I didn’t particularly care for. It is always hard to recommend books to people…
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Book Review: Do Hard Things by Steve Magness
The subtitle of this book is “Why We Get Resilience Wrong and the Surprising Science of Real Toughness”. Throughout this book Magness is trying to redefine the stereotypical view of toughness. The author…
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Book Review: Start With Why by Simon Sinek
As I have been reading more non-fiction motivational types of books there are a few authors that I repeatedly come across. Simon Sinek is one of those authors. I started following him on social…
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Book Review: Illogical: Saying Yes to a Life Without Limits by Emmanuel Acho
Emmanuel Acho is a former NFL player whose career was cut short by injuries. He has a degree in Sports Management and after leaving football he earned a masters in Sport Psychology both…
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Book Review: Tiny Habits by BJ Fogg
Since I’ve started doing these book reviews for Forward Fitness my hands down number one book that I always recommend to people is “Atomic Habits” by James Clear. Even my friends that really…
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Book Review: The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Last June I mixed things up a bit by reviewing The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, so this June I decided to go the same route and review The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. Anyone who…
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Book Review: Fear Less by Dr. Pippa Grange
Fear Less by Dr. Pippa Grange is about how we face our fears and how our “hidden fears” may be holding us back and keeping us from reaching our full potential. I really enjoyed…
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Book Review: Drive by Daniel Pink
In his book Drive, Daniel Pink explores the concept of motivation and how motivation has changed throughout the years. At one time motivation was based on survival, this was followed by a model of…
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Book Review: Learn, Improve, Master by Nick Velasquez
This was an interesting and easy book to read about how to become a better learner and achieve mastery. The book is broken up into three sections that match the title, learning, improving…
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Book Review: Daring Greatly by Brené Brown
I have made no secret of my superfan status when it comes to Brené Brown so reading one of her books was the perfect start to the year for me. When I…