Be Your Own Best Life Coach: Take charge and live the life you always wanted (52 Brilliant Ideas) Paperback – 20 Oct. 2008

just somebody else trying to make money in my opinion went straight in the drawer after a few glances thank you

Nice book about personal development. Quick tips which might be useful for any kind of people. In this kind of books usually what is really useful might be one or two things, but to sum up I found it practical and well written.

Got this app never used it.don't know why I down loaded it need to run life my way not by someone else

Useful tips

Love the book

ok

Jackee Holder's creativity and skills as a life coach are demonstrated through this book. How awesome it is to be able to have a life coach at any time of the day. I look forward to reading more if her fabulous work!

Great book! Really has a lot to offer. I will recommend it to anyone just need a little bit more motivation.

Quite thought-provoking. Wish this book had been around many years ago when I was struggling. Interesting exercises to really bring back to mind experiences I had forgotten. Helped me to see how I let them shape my self-image. Planning to re-read it several more times for more of it to sink in.

"The unexamined life is not worth living." ~ SocratesJackee Holder has written a helpful book that has some ideas to make you more successful. She advises the reader to schedule time each day to analyze their life. She also discusses negative beliefs, time management, self-care, networking, goal setting, making a list of priorities and dealing with finances. She does introduce a strange idea of how you should talk to a chair. I think it would be more effective to talk to a best friend because then you can bounce ideas off each other. Otherwise this book seems fine and it will help you to examine the life you are living so you can plan for the life you want to live.~The Rebecca Review

Excellent book, easy to follow and great exercises. I should have finished it earlier! I highly recommend this book!

Maybe we can re-evaluate the brilliance of these ideas - I found them very basic and not organized in any coherent manner. A page or two on the "problem," a related quote (I ended up reading only these for the last 30 ideas) and a couple of questions with pithy answers. Don't bother.