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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 158.1
EAN num: 9780471414643
ISBN number: 0471414646
Label: Wiley
Manufacturer: Wiley
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 256
Printing Date: March 29, 2002
Publishing house: Wiley
Sale Popularity Level: 39671
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'The quantum leap beyond positive thinking, Optimal Thinking offers a whole new way of looking at life, business, and relationships. This prescriptive self-improvement book is filled with superlative information for every type of reader.'
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I agree with all the 1-star and 2-star reviews of this book -and wasted my money and time because of the 5 stars. The thinking person will not find this book to be about thinking optimally -which is what "optimal thinking" means. No, this book is about "thinking ABOUT the optimal" -and it is nothing more than that, repeating "think of what is the best thing to do" over and over. Maddening. Nevermind the other nonesense put in as filler. Read the other 1-star reviews. I don't care if you find this review useful. Those are.
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Unfortunately I bought this book based on the high ratings as well as the "praise" from some of my favorite writers - Ken Blanchard, Nathaniel Brandon, and Brian Tracy. What a mistake. There is absolutely nothing useful in the book. Maybe if I were 12 or 14 and just starting out on the road to self-improvement I might find a couple things interesting, but I would need to wade through a ton of BS to find it. I'm extremely disappointed. In fact I threw it in the trash rather than saving it for a garage sale just to put it out of its misery and save some reader from having to subject his or her self to the worthless content, and maybe end up throwing a rock through my window because I charged a nickel for it.
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Without a question this book takes your thinking to a higher Level.
When I was in the initial stages of my career change in 2002 this book was a great tool and inspiration. Now as I take my career to the subsequent level in the recommendation age I have read this work once again. The pages here are of great assistance.
The optimal who, what, how, why and when questions on pages 229 to 130 are precious. The "optimal questions for the present moment" are timeless. This book is the ultimately and optimally one of the best self assessment tools available. Plan to purchase this work. There will be no regrets.
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This book was a real eye opener for me. I've read hundreds and hundreds of books and came across many
great ones. A lot of these books had to do with
self-improvement and positive thinking. Even though
I believe in being positive, I somehow always felt
there's something missing and now I finally know
what it was.
It's not about being positive alone, that's just
not good enough, it might actually be totally wrong sometimes.
It's about being optimal, which means you're looking
for what's really going on and how to make the best
out of any situation.
Do yourself a HUGE favor and give Optimal Thinking a chance! I know you won't regret it! Actually this
book deserves 6 stars, so come on and get it.
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Optimal Thinking is the mental tool to maximize thoughts, strategies, execution, and success. This book differentiates suboptimal thinking from Optimal Thinking and shows you how to use this peak form of thinking in a consistent manner. I recommend this book for anyone who wants to make the most of their life by making the most of their thinking. In addition, I recommend Optimal thinking as the foundation for optimizing personal and business relationships and any corporate culture. And finally, I recommend Optimal Thinking: 100-Day Audio-CD Program for Permanent Results to make optimal thinking second nature.
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