You End Up Where You're Heading: The Hidden Danger of Living a Safe Life

This is such a perfect and timely book, regardless of where you are in life. It’s inspiring, challenging and hard to put down. The authors captivate you with the stories of ordinary people that have done extraordinary things while sharing the why and how they did it. (The authors would call each of these people explorers versus settlers). Throughout the book the authors are challenging, inspiring and teaching us to intentionally live into our potential, living an extraordinary life by being explorers versus settlers in our own life journey. Author Jimmy Rex of the Jimmy Rex Podcast Show not only interviewed hundreds of explorers in researching for this book but is a true explorer himself. His stories alone are remarkable and captivating from building successful businesses to putting his life in grave danger to rescue women caught in the underground world of sex trafficking. I highly recommend this book!

I don't read a lot of books, most of the time I listen to them. But this book kept me turning pages and looking for the next chance to read. You End Up Where You're Heading, lays out so many great points on why you aren't getting the results you want. I can't wait to see where the next month takes me. I know I'll be back to read this a second time soon! If you're thinking about getting this book DO IT! You won't regret it! - Zahm

I am not a fan of self help books. However, I picked this up and read the entire thing. I really enjoyed the way this book is written. Where most self help books are preachy and not relatable at all, this one does not preach, but tells you the good, bad, and ugly of achieving what you want. If you are looking to be the most successful person out there, with riches and fame, this is 100% recommended. If you are looking to be happy in the life you are leading, and can get past the idea that “settling” into a 9-5 job so you can be home to coach little league or choosing to be a stay at home mom, is not actually “settling.” That your mediocre and the authors mediocre can be two different sides of the spectrum. That choosing less is actually your expedition. That slowing down is what you need a map for. If you can use his formula for whatever it is you need in your life whether fortune and fame or a understated quiet family life, then I recommend it 100%. My critique: don’t get hung up on all the “success” in this book. If you don’t make millions or reach the peak of Mountain Everest, but instead, run/walk to that next tree or save enough to go out to dinner once a month, and these things were your goals, then that is your peak and you should be proud of yourself. “Not all treasure is silver and gold”

You End Up Where You're Heading is an engaging book with useful nuggets of wisdom & insights dispersed throughout. The book weaves in inspiring stories of 'everyday' people overcoming challenges and living their best lives. I particularly enjoyed the chapter on 'Climbing the Mountain' which introduces the acronym SAVERS as a way to develop successful morning routines. Well written and worth the read - I highly recommend!

Only you are the one who can take you across the finish line. What I got the most out of this book was that while you’re traveling through hard times, keep your mind eyes focused and stay in Gratitude. And when you start to get to the end of a battle that you’ve been carrying, it’s often the last stretch that you lay down all your pain and baggage, and cross the finish line on your own. And run into the crowd of fans that have supported you along the way. Well done, Jimmy and Cameron! You nailed it

If you are one of those "modern day settlers (who) have moved into a crisis of complacency ... slowly dying in (your) office chairs and heated car seats" ... this book is for you.A fun blend of true stories and honest insights, from a wide variety of people, in a wide variety of circumstances, that will inspire you to venture off your current safe road, and achieve the life you've always dreamed of.

I've spent a lot of time in my life playing things safe I was unwilling to take risks because of what others might think of me. In You End Up Where You're Heading, the author plainly outlines the fallacy in that way of thinking. He provides practical insights on how to break free from the way you've always done things, and get on the path to living life to the fullest. Good Stuff!

Been an awesome read for understanding where I am currently so I can figure out where to go from here. Great content put in a way I haven't heard before and very eye opening. Really makes me question where in my life I have settled and how I need to get out of my comfort zone to really get where I want to go.

Well written with real life examples helps tell the story. Add in the road map or tactics and makes for a great book.