A little jewel of advice
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As a writer who primarily focuses on internet content and SEO, I found this little, handy book both relevant and helpful with my work. Each chapter is broken down into six parts; the first three sections include the usual Hows, Whys, and Goals and Actions, which help provide an understanding of that topic as it relates to on-page optimization. Though helpful, the true value and benefits of this book come from the Case Studies, End of Chapter Challenges, and Citations/Online Resources. And the Thoughts to Ponder sections also make for a great quick reference guide when you need a refresher on the go. Youll want to get out your sticky notes and notepads to jot down those important tips, just as I did.

Although obviously intended for business owners and marketing managers, this little jewel of advice is also great for writers like me who need to understand the dynamic landscape of on-page optimization as well as anyone else who has an interest in digital marketing. The author also urges against skipping around, if you can help it, but, why would you? Its written in a conversational, easy-to-read tone, which helps you to breeze through it in no time. And thats quite a compliment for a semi-technical book.
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I actually loved this little book. It helped me get to know a bit better one of the women behind a Podcast that I love so much, but more than that...it was filled with those little bits of knowledge that maybe you've heard before, but I always seem to need a good reminding about.

As a self-help and self-improvement book junkie, there wasn't a ton in here that I haven't read in other places...there usually isn't. But, you can hear things a million times and all it takes is that one person to say it in a different context, or wrapped within a personal story that resonates, and all of a sudden it sticks. I felt like Exeter's delivery of her tips about Time Management, Habit Building, "Wobbly Courage" and more were so down to earth and grounded that they really sat well with me. I highlighted darn near the entire thing...and I was still thinking about it this morning. That doesn't happen all the time.

It was totally worth the $3.99 that it cost at the time of my purchase!
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This little book is a treasure of words of advise from a father who had kept them for years until his son was leaving home for college. I have given it as a gift many times and it has always received compliments. We should stress this advise is to be done not merely read! ;-)
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I loved this little gem of a book. I have the older edition. It's so easy to follow and gives you sound advice for every day for 30 days.
It has given me a lot of peace when I have trying days.  I had put it on the shelf and picked it up again the other day. I will keep it handy now!  If your free time is limited, this is the book for you from a very wise saint.
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I don't have a habit of reading books, though it is something I would like to make more time for. Brad and Amy's book grabbed me because even the first few pages revealed some useful tips on how to bet a better partner. And before you say or think "I don't need that, I'm already in a great relationship"...that's ok...you'll still like this book.

Because it reminds you what you do well.
Because it has a few little ideas that might make you relate to your partner EVEN BETTER.
Because the advice given is not just about your spouse or partner, it's about being better in all relationships including those with your colleagues.
Because it may just make you think about being a better person than you already are, and that can't be bad.
And because most importantly, you don't feel like you are reading a book that tells you all that...it just happens while you read it. Trust me.

If you want to read more of my thoughts on what I have learned from this book, see my blog post at michelebusta.com for some examples of the things I really liked.
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Good purchase. Picked it up after seeing a preview of it on another site. For those who want small tidbits of advice for the small things in life, and simple guide lines for the bigger questions in life.
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This book is a little gem. Plan on purchasing more as gifts.
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A tiny treasure that gives wonderful guidance without being patronizing or preachy. A marvelous guide to facing the realities of life's stresses and gathering some control. I loved it.

S.J.Tagliareni author of Hitler's Priest
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This little treasure has a lot of gems that are valuable in our daily lives. Well said and easy to read. Common sense approach for a much misunderstood personality type. Will use as a reference the rest of my life
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If, as Lynne McTaggart (The Bond) says, "the essential impulse of all life is a will to connect" then here is a little gem of a handbook that addresses the skills needed to effectively connect with and relate to others.

Russ looks not just at the basics such as Listening and Feedback but at nuances of communication. In a humorous way he talks of "Appropriate Silence" and "Gravitas". One is encouraged to apply each skill with practical exercises that keep the reader involved.

Take this book to the office or use it in your personal life. There are some valuable life skills in here.
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This little book is packed with solid advice. It's short and on point. Using her own challenges as an example, Kovac describes how words shape our behavior. The language we choose can impact real-life outcomes. Kovacs insights go far beyond the intensive care unit.  Her tools work in many settings and situations. Ive already used some of the suggested metaphors in communications with family and friends.
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This book is a little gem. Use it in concert with another program that has an audio component.
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The brief book provides little gold nuggets of advice on each page.

There are five chapters each with a little something for everyone.  My favorite, and probably the reason you should purchase this book right now, is the fifth chapter.  It's about extracting juice from grass.  Totally thought provoking and points out how little our systems of education teach us about things like body recovery.

I'm glad I spent the money.  Totally worth it for what I spent.
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Great, really true. I love it. Its a little book with a lot or wisdom . And the author is from my city, very very proud about it .
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I really enjoyed this little book. It is one that I will keep handy and re-read (a simple push)in my effort to keep my life in a good balance.  I find the author wise and his writing style charming, which makes this book fun to read.
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Clearly and concisely written, and full of sage advice, this is brilliant piece of work. Its a bit like having an aunt who will call your bulls*** when you need it and give you tips and tricks that can save both your sanity and your time.  Some I've figured out by trial and error, some I've found after laborious searching, but the way McCarthy explains it all and weaves together the different strands of information makes for an end product far greater than the sum of its parts. And having it all laid out at once, and in such an articulate manner, is very welcome indeed. As a natural magician, I could been saved a lot of grief and illness had I known even a small percentage of the wisdom shared in this book. As added bonus, the Kindle addition is very nicely formatted. Lovely work, it made my week...
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What a gem. I love this little book. Its not very often that you come across a book like this  full of useful suggestions on how to show and build confidence, all in a surprising and enjoyable volume.
The book is deceptively slim and simply written. These are pluses.  It does two things exceptionally well:
First, it illuminates what factors sap confidence and whats going on in the brain  distilling complex scientific research into a highly readable form. I found this fascinating.
Second, rather than telling you what you need to do (which, lets face it, you probably already know), it gives practical, tried and tested, suggestions on exactly how to make the changes you want.
All you need to do is read, grasp, and apply.  One afternoon of reading can change your life if you let it! I know that sounds trite, but in this case, I believe its true!  I keep it on hand and dip into it regularly as a fountain of helpful tips.  My only complaint - I wish Id had this book when I was 20.