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Extraordinary Leadership
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- Length: 1 hr and 6 mins
- Categories: Business & Careers, Career Success
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- Andrew Agoston-Jones
- 29-03-16
Just get on with it!!!
Would you try another book written by Robin Sharma or narrated by the narrator?
No
Would you ever listen to anything by Robin Sharma again?
no
Who might you have cast as narrator instead of the narrator?
Someone who loves himself less and actually wants to get to the content
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
Anger
Any additional comments?
I spent the first 10-15 minutes of this listening to how he has helped so many people and his techniques are used in so many companies - name dropping like he's got Blue Chip Tourette's. I couldn't take it any longer and just turned it off.
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- Mohammed F.
- 23-02-20
Group of quotes from here and there
it is nice to listen to the ideas and quotes gathered from here and there. Many of the leadership books has the same quotes but not nice to praise Israel and Israel president and Tel Aviv
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- Jussie
- 23-01-20
Nothing particularly good
No new ideas really. Reference to 1 or two other books that might be worth investigating though.
The last 7 minutes are a bit of a punt for the author's website. Did I really just pay you for your own advert.
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- Ayo
- 26-11-16
I need more!!!
If I could get this every month, I'd really love it. I was really inspired and blessed. Thanks Robin.
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- Andrew499
- 29-08-16
Lots of rambling garbage - lack of content
He spends the first half of this telling you about things he's going to tell you . Very boring . Half an hour of my life I'll never get back
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- Hasim
- 24-07-16
Inspiring
Very very inspirational, I've taken an awful lot from it. Has guided me not only in my career but also in my personal life. Thank you
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- g wells
- 15-12-15
Excellent life enhancer
Easy to listen too and packed with great ideas and life changers, well worth a hour of your time.
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- Hassan BaAqeil
- 07-04-13
Very informative and sencere
I like he sincerity of Robin and willingness to share and help other seekers of knowledge and insights..
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- Hugo
- 17-02-16
Top score
This is one of the audiobooks I listen to at least once per year. Just an hour stacked with treasures and insights on leadership.
Get it, listen to it, apply it, listen to it again, apply it more.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-01-21
Boring boasting
Could not finish it, it has some good ideas, but it's basically bragging and boasting
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- Sami Bunia
- 17-09-12
Nice Listen!
Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?
To all my couch potato friends I would, but not to those who already know most of the basics to self motivation - which start by just getting off the couch and keeping on top of world events and global market changes.
How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable?
Maybe some key information that was new news to me.
What about the narrator’s performance did you like?
I was impressed with the narrator more than the actual content. He was articulate, had a nice voice to listen to throughout the lecture and sounded believable. He was telling his own success story and he is a go-getter. I liked that.
Could you see Extraordinary Leadership being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?
nope. It's a motivational speech that that is of such a length and subject matter that does not belong in a movie.
5 people found this helpful
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- Didee Burnett
- 25-04-11
Di's point of view
Absolutely facinating. I played it on my way to work and home again. I was so inspired and motivated by this book I spoke of it over dinner with my friends. One of my friends said that the author's name was familiar.....she sat a while and blurted out "did he write a book called The Monk who sold his Ferrari? Why yes he did - he mentions it in this book I listened to today. She then went on to say that it changed her life and the way she goes about her daily tasks. She has tried to get her daughter to read it. Her daughter is a drug user and she wanted her to have that life changing experience. Well I said, maybe it is through your life changing experience that you can live by example to her. She will see it if she is meant to. Just love her until you burst. Robin Sharma certainly is a motivator. He is because he lives out every day what he speaks of. This was my first audible experience and I am hooked.
8 people found this helpful
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- Steve
- 12-02-12
Jam packed with good info
Would you listen to Extraordinary Leadership again? Why?
Yes, there is so much info in there and it goes so fast. You'll need (and want) to listen to this audio several times over.
What other book might you compare Extraordinary Leadership to and why?
Great tips similar to that of Zig Zigler, Brian Tracy, Jim Rohn and many others
What about the narrator’s performance did you like?
Very energetic and conversational.
Any additional comments?
Short audio but filled with great, useful info to be worthwhile.
2 people found this helpful
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- Z. Sweidan
- 09-06-10
Simple language and excellent points
Love it. Simple, direct, easy to follow, can right points and do some actions. I am now interested to listen to his other books.
5 people found this helpful
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- Sarah
- 20-02-09
Not bad at all for free audio book
Despite some of the negative reviews I liked this audiobook. Yes, there was a lot of self-promotion but I think that was mostly in the beginning. If you are familiar with a lot of Robin Sharma's work I suspect that this would be too general for you but for me it was new and I got a lot out of it for a free product!
8 people found this helpful
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- David
- 09-02-12
Can't believe this was free!
What made the experience of listening to Extraordinary Leadership the most enjoyable?
I've paid for many self-help books before, in many varying lengths and topics, and I have to say, for the time and effort put into this audiobook, Robin Sharma has a winner here. The topic was clear throughout, and the message that was delivered was a powerful one. The stories were compelling, and they really were heartfelt. I actually almost teared up a couple of times because I was so in tune to the message. Robin has a good pace and tone to his narration, which is prime key for an audiobook of this nature. He told the stories like he was actually telling the stories, not like he was reading them. That makes a big difference in the quality of attention that an audiobook like this would get.
Thank You Robin, for allowing us to have this wonderful piece of audio for free. I will recommend it to as many as I can.
4 people found this helpful
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- Solymar
- 16-08-12
Very good, Easy to understand and apply
What made the experience of listening to Extraordinary Leadership the most enjoyable?
Very down to earth, easy to apply, easy to follow.
Any additional comments?
This is a book I definetely would listen to again and again. Very good
3 people found this helpful
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- GYHT
- 10-07-09
Download It!
Robin Sharma gives good advice and he's down to earth and warm. So in short, this is a good pep talk for all leaders - and would be leaders. Some of us don't have a choice, but Robin gives some simple words to live by in an emphatic way.
So to sum up: He's Passionate, It's Free, What are You Waiting for? Download!
5 people found this helpful
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- Martin Proulx
- 10-12-08
Don't bother
What a bad audio book. The author put together self-promoting material with very little content. The pointers are shallow without much content. Although I got this audio book for free, it was not worth the hour spent listening to it. Save yourself an hour...
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- Sam
- 16-02-09
Worth The Read
Robin is very upbeat and enthusiastic. This book helped me realize things that I can do right now to better myself and therefore be a better leader. There is a small self promoting section which I didn't care for, but everything else was well worth the time spent, so much so that I've listened to it twice.
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