Rating: 8/10 I discovered this book by listening to Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg on the Tim Ferris Show. They said they heard it was Woody Allen's favorite book, and that about sixty percent of it was outdated, but that other forty percent was gold. Overall I agree, I double-weighted the gold because I do think it gives important insights into how to tell a story. My Notes
Jim Rohn is the Godfather of self-development programs. He's helped countless people improve themselves and others, including a young Tony Robbins. These are my (sparse) notes from The Ultimate Jim Rohn Library audiobook: Goal Setting 1. What 5 things have you already accomplished that you're proud of? 2. What do you want in the next 10 years? List at least 50 things. 3. Rate each item 1, 3, 5, or 10 for an estimate as to how many years each item will take to achieve. 4. Count how many of each (1, 3, 5, and 10) you have. 5. On your list of 1-year goals, which are the 4 most important? 6. Why are those 4 goals important to you? *When the Why gets stronger, the How gets easier. *Purpose is stronger than object. *"What kind of person must I become to achieve all I want?" *When you've accomplished some goals, you need more goals to accomplish. *Celebrate a significant / important goal reached. *Celebrate family goals as a family. *...
Rating: 9/10 This hefty book gives scientific background into the art of persuasion using real-life examples. Filled with fascinating case studies, running the gamut from supermarkets to Hitler and Manson, I recommend it to anyone interested in psychology or persuasion. I personally view it as one of the most important books I have ever read in terms of affecting change in my own thinking. My Notes Six Facts Professional Persuaders Have Learned About Modern Propaganda:
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