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Live It!

Achieve Success by Living with Purpose

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Live It!

By: Jairek Robbins
Narrated by: Jairek Robbins
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Every person you meet is either a warning or an example. Which are you?

Jairek Robbins, decorated performance coach and lifestyle entrepreneur, guides you through his proven, step-by-step process for filling the gap between where you are today and where you want to be. In reassuring and easy-to-understand language, Robbins helps you build a strong foundation for authentic happiness.

Each chapter is strategically designed to engage you with personal reflections and challenges that will encourage you to make immediate improvements to your everyday behavior. Robbins’s uplifting method will give you the tools you need to avoid the distractions in your life and concentrate on the areas that deserve the biggest focus, including health, family, intimate relationships, your professional life, and spirituality.

Robbins leads you toward a life of growth and contribution that will enable you to become the happiest, healthiest, and most fulfilled version of yourself - and inspire you to help others do the same.

©2014 Jairek Robbins (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved Business Development Business Development & Entrepreneurship Personal Development Personal Success Business Career
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Like father like son. The apple does not fall far from the tree. Well of course many similarities to Anthony Robbins material. I have known Jairek since he was about 10 and with his dad at different projects. Enjoy the book. I recommend it totally

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There's nothing new here. Same old message of gratitude and visualisation. Make lists, keep journals etc etc.
I lost a little respect for the author when he implied that being overweight can be healthy and I outright gave upon him after the section where he was dying of malaria and had to call his parents for advice as to whether to get a life saving injection or let his body "heal itself" Doesn't seem like someone who should be handing out life lessons. Not for me.

same old same old

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