Wisdom In The Weirdest Places
A Collection of Inspirational
Stories from the Un-Comfort Zone
How To Motivate Yourself and Others
By Robert Evans Wilson Jr.
Date
Review Posted: January 20, 2014
Authors: Robert Evans Wilson Jr.
Release
Date: 2013
CCCCC (A
case could be made that I would only review the best of the best because if
while reading a book it does not hold my interest, I would not finish it and
therefore would not review it.)
Format:
Inspirational Novel with a great message; enjoyable and educational
Reason
For Reading THIS book: I am familiar with the Un-Comfort Zone
articles and this was a natural read when I learned about the book.
Number
Of Times I Have Read This Book: Once.
It is a very easy to read book.
Less than 200 pages but full of very valuable information in regards to
creating a positive attitude and maintaining a positive and productive
attitude.
Brief
Summary of Content: One small positive thought in the morning
can change your entire day. I don't know
who initially said that but it is one of the most valid quotes I have ever
heard. It can also be said that one
small positive thought in the evening, just before turning in for the night,
can change the way you sleep and ultimately the way you awake in the
morning. If you were to read just one
article from this book every morning it would be impossible think it would not
positively affect your attitude every day.
Or if you were to read just one article every evening before you turn in
for the night it would be impossible to think that you would not sleep better
and awake in the morning to a more positive attitude. If these two statements are true, and I
believe they are, just think how your attitude could be affected if you read
just one article in the evening before you turn in and then again when you
awake in the morning. NOTHING WOULD OR
COULD STOP YOU!
What I particularly like about
this book is the format. Short very easy
to read articles that can be read separately from one another meaning you don't
have to read one to move on to the next.
Or you can read one in the middle of the book and then at the end of the
book and miss out on nothing. They are
all great articles. Most of the articles
are based on a story. The story may have
been an experience by the author or a story from another source. But then, the story is amplified to
demonstrate just how it can and should affect you and your attitude and/or
motivation. It is a great book and it
all starts with the very first story on how a women in her nineties was
challenged by a friend and lawyer and the challenge was attributed to her
living to a record 122 years. This alone
ought to stimulate your interest in reading this book.
Who
Should Read the Book? EVERYONE! Period!
Final
Test: Would I read the book again? ABSOLUTELY AND I AM! Would I give it as a gift? ABSOLUTELY!
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