Peak Performance Principles for High Achievers

by John Reid Noe

Book Overview

Do you dare risk reaching your full potential? If you do - then be prepared to scale the highest peaks with John R. Noe, who takes you to the top of the Matterhorn of success... in a journey that begins with a single step!Let Noe be your step-by-step guide up the mountain of your dreams, using skills and secrets essential for all high achievers.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425101509
• ISBN13: 9780425101506
• Release Date: November 1986
• Publisher: Berkley Books
• Length: 1 Pages
• Weight: 1.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Dr. D. James Kennedy's Endorsement

So many Christians are going through life settling for mediocre, settling for second best, and choosing the path of least resistance. Not Dr. John R. Noe, author of this old (1984) and new (2006) book . . . . He reminds us that the first mountain we need to conquer is that of ourselves and that God wants us to accomplish great things for His glory. Dr. D. James Kennedy, Ph.D. Senior Minister Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church

Without a doubt, this book is a winner!!!

If you are looking to make some positive changes in your life, changes that will touch others in a positive way, this is the book to read and re-read often. I can't say enough good things about it. I rate it as a life changing book!

I carry it around with me everyehere I go!

Dare to confront your fears. Learn from devastating failures and climb the road of high achievers. This book is a must for anyone who seriously wants to make an impact in this world. I cant emphasize this point enough. BUY THIS BOOK!

Little Book Packs a Big Punch

This little book, by a little known author, imparts more useful information in about 100 pages than most other big name success writers can convey in 500 pages. The book reads much easier than most success literature not only because of its crisp style, but also because of the setting the author uses to impart some genuinely useful wisdom. The author uses the story of his successful ascent of the Matterhorn as a jumping off point. Each stage of his quest provides a lesson of general applicability. Without being preachy, the author also talks about some of the spiritual components of achievement. If you're easily annoyed by spiritual references, you might be turned off and miss out on a real gem! For everyone else, this is one of the most useful and inspiring success manuals around.