101 Great Ways to Improve Your Life

by David Riklan

You will get 101 quick, simple and -- most importantly -- proven success secrets from the top experts in the world and gain access to the greatest treasures of all time - the gold nuggets of success.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0974567264
• ISBN13: 9780974567266
• Release Date: May 2006
• Publisher: Self Improvement Online, Inc.
• Length: 367 Pages
• Weight: 1.32 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.4" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Treasures at Your Fingertips

I received my copy of this book last week and immediately it was useful! There was a chapter on speedreading and I handed the book to my daughter who had been complaining about the long book she had to finish for English. She's an avid, but slow reader. Within 15 minutes, her speed had increased and she reported to me this morning that she only has one more chapter of her English book to read. She was very proud of herself!" I myself also found a treasure when I first opened the book to one of the chapters. The title intrigued me so I read it while eating breakfast. It took me about five minutes to read. The best part of this is that I had been trying to solve a particular problem in my work situation, and this article helped me to see the solution in record time! I didn't have to read a whole book to get the wisdom distilled in that one short chapter. Give yourself or someone else the gift of 101 treasures. There's sure to be something in there that will help you or a loved one to greatly improve your life!

101 Great Ways to Improve Each of Our Lives!

101 Great Ways to Improve Your Life is the most extensive and well-researched self-help collection written by the leaders of the self improvement world. Through their own distinctive voices, each author has shared suggestions, laughter and tears they have experienced in their own lives and are now passing this advice on, leading us to improve each of our lives. This is the ultimate guide to self improvement and includes everything from how to find the love each of us want and deserve, to mastering speed reading. The short, but self help packed chapters make this book an enjoyable and enlightening read. Ultimately it is up to each of us to find success in our own lives and this book is the vehicle to guide you there.

There's only one word for this book........

FANTASTIC! What a wonderful collection! I want all of my business team members to read this book. Even if you are not a business person the message will speak to you and empower your life. We all have the power to change our lives for the better. Read this book and soar!

Open Doors to Progress That You Didn't Know Were Closed

David Riklan has put together an all-star team of 101 top speakers, world-class coaches, great psychologists and cutting edge authorities who can help you break through barriers that you aren't even aware are there. Their articles range from recommendations for those who are new to self-help (think positively) to advanced methods that will probably be new to you (such as a way to quickly double your reading speed -- it worked for me!). Each article is no more than about 1200 words. So unless you are a very slow reader, each of these bite-sized bits of knowledge can be initially digested in five minutes. In many cases, you'll want more. Most of the author biographies will refer you to free newsletters, blogs, web sites, books and articles where you can delve in with more detail, examples and how-to steps. The book is best approached by sampling. Each article's topic is summarized in one-three words. Dig into the ones that seem relevant to you to begin. Pick at least ten. I thought some of the articles were so good that almost anyone should want to read them. My top recommendation is Dr. Joe Vitale's remarkable story, "Dr. Len's Advanced Self-Improvement Method". I don't know what it all means, but I'm planning to find out. Here are other articles that you shouldn't miss: Gail McMeekin on Creativity Bob Hoss on Dreams Hale Dwoskin on Emotional Release Lynne McKenna Hoss on Energy Psychology Warren Whitlock on Giving Lori Radum on Guilt Barbara Schiffman on Life Balance Bob Burg on Networking Michael Stall on the Performance Zone Holleay Parcker on Problem Solving Stacey Mayo on Right Livelihood LuAn Mitchell-Halter on Sanctuaries Yanni Maniates on Self-Mastery Paul Scheele on Speed Reading Roger Carr on Volunteering You'll also find excellent articles by well respected book authors like Cindy Stone, Shirley Mitchell, Brenda Shoshanna, Noelle Nelson, David Neagle, Kathy Noll, Susan Urquhart-Brown, Deborah Brown-Volkman, Paul Lawrence, Craig Perrine, Jim Rohn, Sally Veillette, Ralph Marston, Paul Frazer, Christy Whitman, Darren Johnson, Stephen Shapiro, Greg Reid, Matt Bacak, Dan Robey, David Leonhardt, Frank Traditi, Carolyn Porter, Pat Wyman, Brian Tracy, Blair Warren, Mary Ann Bailey, Deborah Leigh, Marilyn Sorensen, Denis Waitley, Charles Marcus, W. Jane Robinson, Eva Gregory, John Harricharan, Rita Emmett, Zig Ziglar, Carol Tuttle, Edwin Spina, Rhoberta Shaler, Bob Griswold, Jacquie Hale, Evelyn Cole, William Hablitzel, and Stuart Rosen. If you don't know an author's work, this is an efficient way to check them out before you invest in buying and reading one or more books. As I read through the articles, I was struck that the size of the name reputation didn't correlate well to the quality of the information. A number of people who were unknown to me before reading this volume provided excellent articles that will be great resources for those who are in need of help in their subject areas. Rick Benereau