Review of Fear Not, Dream Big, & Execute
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Review of Fear Not, Dream Big, & Execute
[Following is a volunteer review of "Fear Not, Dream Big, & Execute" by Jeff Meyer.]
Jeff Meyer's book, Fear Not, Dream Big, & Execute, offers a commendable explanation of the value of work. The emphasis is switched to the things that are required to maintain one's desire. God has given us time as the most valuable resource, so we must use it wisely.
The start of the book is described by the author as "Talking Rock." Even though the author doesn't know why the rock has its particular name, he continues to enumerate possibilities that have gained popularity. Because it gives us a place to sit while we converse, the rock is supposed to be called "Talking Rock." One of the goals of this book is to inspire readers to look ahead with determination. It is a collection of teachings about the persistence of dreams and the methods employed to realize them. In this book, the reader is made aware of the reasons why people fight for their dreams.
The book's format was appealing to me. You can carry out the activities in the sections by following the stages or keywords listed in the headlines and the brief explanations of what they imply. Each chapter was brief, which I appreciated because it conveyed the key ideas without becoming monotonous. The book's author also includes parables and stories. It was excellent. I adored the clear writing and understandable technique of the explanation. It was effective and painless. I adore how the book encourages original thought, a positive self-perception, and developing positive habits that help one achieve their goals.
I did not enjoy the book's abstract nature in various places. Although it had been written, I had no idea how to handle them in reality. However, if used seriously, the worksheets are beneficial. I advise readers to make full use of all the available resources to assess their skills and interests. We must not allow regret to be a result of our fear. This book's challenging and thought-provoking content is something I admire and value. The book urges readers to reflect on their relationship with Jesus and permit themselves to dream.
There were no errors in this book. It was professionally and expertly edited well. I am giving this book a rating of 4 out of 5 stars since some of the ideas discussed don't apply to actual situations. Because of the numerous Bible quotations, this book would be better suited for Christians. However, this book is accessible to everyone who has a dream but lacks motivation.
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Fear Not, Dream Big, & Execute
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Jeff Meyer's book, Fear Not, Dream Big, & Execute, offers a commendable explanation of the value of work. The emphasis is switched to the things that are required to maintain one's desire. God has given us time as the most valuable resource, so we must use it wisely.
The start of the book is described by the author as "Talking Rock." Even though the author doesn't know why the rock has its particular name, he continues to enumerate possibilities that have gained popularity. Because it gives us a place to sit while we converse, the rock is supposed to be called "Talking Rock." One of the goals of this book is to inspire readers to look ahead with determination. It is a collection of teachings about the persistence of dreams and the methods employed to realize them. In this book, the reader is made aware of the reasons why people fight for their dreams.
The book's format was appealing to me. You can carry out the activities in the sections by following the stages or keywords listed in the headlines and the brief explanations of what they imply. Each chapter was brief, which I appreciated because it conveyed the key ideas without becoming monotonous. The book's author also includes parables and stories. It was excellent. I adored the clear writing and understandable technique of the explanation. It was effective and painless. I adore how the book encourages original thought, a positive self-perception, and developing positive habits that help one achieve their goals.
I did not enjoy the book's abstract nature in various places. Although it had been written, I had no idea how to handle them in reality. However, if used seriously, the worksheets are beneficial. I advise readers to make full use of all the available resources to assess their skills and interests. We must not allow regret to be a result of our fear. This book's challenging and thought-provoking content is something I admire and value. The book urges readers to reflect on their relationship with Jesus and permit themselves to dream.
There were no errors in this book. It was professionally and expertly edited well. I am giving this book a rating of 4 out of 5 stars since some of the ideas discussed don't apply to actual situations. Because of the numerous Bible quotations, this book would be better suited for Christians. However, this book is accessible to everyone who has a dream but lacks motivation.
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Fear Not, Dream Big, & Execute
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
