McGraw-Hill Education Nothing Is Impossible: 7 Steps to Realize Your True Power and Maximize Your Results

I love this book! Yes, I have really waited for this. It helped me learn a lot, and I have also rediscovered experiences and knowledge in this book, that I already had. I like those anecdotes and stories that bring all those tips and tricks to life. I do share quite a some of Tom Oliver's views of life and attitudes He shows with his own story, what can be achieved and that really nothing is impossible. The exercises are very helpful and well applicable, as they only need a couple of minutes each. Many of them are very powerful and I do use them successfully in my coaching-business.

This guy is a sloppy writer. Clearly, did not use ghost writer, brags too much (in most insulting way) and is in LOVE with himself. There are places that he comimunicares well, and then digresses. I was dispointed with the recycled super ego talk, how millions can be made sleeping, or the ease of how his millions slipped into his bank account.I am truly on board with positive thinking, but this is just a book about an egomaniac.

The shallowness of the writer is pretty unbelievable. He is self-obsessed narcissist, a celebrity-obssessed individual who I would wish to spend no time with in real life.

I was hoping for something new and different. It was a good book for the first time thinker of these thoughts but to me there was nothing new.I was very disappointed. A good book for the beginner but not for someone who is looking for something beyond these basic concepts.