Reviews for Write it down, make it happen

The average rating for Write it down, make it happen based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2009-04-15 00:00:00 Richard Cleveland I really enjoyed this and recommend it. Some notes: Your playing small does not serve the world. Who are you not to be great? Nelson Mandela Journaling and photography allow you to live twice as much because you pay better attention. Don't wait for the perfect circumstances. Begin having a full life today. A whole, fulfilling life. Write goals and review them. Keep the dreams alive this way. Make these notes a beacon to refer to over and over. Writing can make your feelings speedbumps, not road blocks. It helps you be an observer of your life. Writing is a good way to turn stomach churnings into words. Let your writing be a place to park your worries. When you reduce your goals to a list, it helps keep your focus. Stay focused on the desired outcome. Resistance has meaning and getting behind it, not just around it will lead to freedom. Write to figure out the resistance. There are many roads to the mountain's summit, but the view at the top is the same. Patience is power. When everything is falling apart it's a good sign that everything is about to come together. You need to be aware of all life areas and advance in each one of them everyday and on a regular basis. -- Haidar Al-Mosawi

Review # 2 was written on 2008-03-01 00:00:00 Derek Miura This is the best book in the WORLD! I love it, I love it, I love it!!! I've always been one to write down EVERYTHING. This book helped me to really set up in my mind what I want, dream it, and live it. You can consider this your guide to true happiness. Our God is an awesome God! Tell him your dreams. Thank him for your unanswered prayers, sit back and watch them come true. I've had these concepts in my mind for while and I still keep this little piece of paper where I wrote down my life goals. Impossible things really that I never thought would happen: meet the man of my dreams, have a phat wedding, have peace with my father, get over my fear of driving, have a job I truly love, etc. Do you know mostly all those dreams have become a reality? Right now, there's only 3 or 4 things left on that list. Soon, my problem will be: what to do when all my dreams have come true? There are some other fun things in the book that I have put into practice. I'm still reading it and loving it. Definitely to keep on your bookshelf and only loan it out to your most trusted friend whom you KNOW you'll get it back from.