Mastering Yourself: How to Align Your Life with Your True Calling & Reach Your Full Potential

I was very excited to read this book. I imagined that it would contain information on 'how to align your life with your true calling and reach your true calling.' But it didn't at all. It is also strange for a ghost writer to add a little of their own biography into the book. (??) It does not deliver on the title because there are pages and pages of irrelevant boring content on topics which do not relate to most individuals and have little to do with the title. If you do not live in America it's not even interesting. Mr Wayne could compare his book with other 'how to' books on the market instead of getting offended in his videos at the reviews, and will find them full of 'step1' or 'rule 4 of success' where as this book has no structure and no thought provoking useful sections. Its one great big 'me.' It should be re titled, or re produced to become a best seller ir to receive good feedback.

Corey wayne is the best author on amazon. Make my life happier and better. I understand women better thank you Corey 👍👍

Another good read by Coach Corey Wayne. Has vital tips for self-improvement and negotiating for jobs, along with other tips you would struggle to find elsewhere. Really new, unique information, which has already benefited me in recently securing a good internship, and will undoubtedly help me in years to come. A massive confidence booster in the world of work.Only problem I have is how it delves into the West's (particularly America's) supposed battle with radical Islam and how it acts as a peacemaker. Not only can I not see the relevance of this section to the overall topic of the book, it presents the flawed, centuries-old narrative of the peaceful, civilized West vs the barbaric, savage East, which has been used to justify invasions and colonization for self-gain. Especially as it fails to note how much of the radical Islam written about was mostly empowered by the West (e.g. UK and US' creation and support of the Saudi regime, which is one of the biggest sponsors of extremism, to combat secular, anti-imperialist Arab nationalism; AND the US' empowerment of radical Islam in Afghanistan and elsewhere, which led to groups like Al Qaeda and others) -- check out works by authors like John Pilger and Mark Curtis for this.Regardless, I'd still recommend buying the book as Corey is a fantastic life coach and has helped countless people improve themselves -- myself included. Would also highly suggest his book 'How to be a 3% man', another life-changing gem for both men and women.

Coach Corey Wayne - loved his previous book. This one not so much, it's more of a life story style autobiography of how he made hisLife the way it is. There are some great pieces of information in there as to be expected from coach Corey. Very different style to his previous book. Not much of mastering yourself but If your interested in how he created his lifestyle the this is for you.

I hope I don't have to read it 15 times😂

I really like his 1st book (How To Be 3% Man) and it changed my mindset with women for the better.Mastering Yourself took me some time to finish. It is written much better than the first book; grammar, paragraphs etc. The pages do fly in quickly enough.But I got completely bored and frustrated at the "state of the world" section which I recommend skipping entirely.The book has some notable nuggets about dealing with emotions, getting hired for good jobs, dealing with hardships etc but my big disappointment was that out of the 660 whatever pages only a couple were directly dedicated to finding your purpose in life.Basically he says: "Imagine money was no object, what would you do in your life? Go do that."However, he does detail where he did things wrong in pursuing his life's purpose and how you should ease your way to your goals.I may read it again as I did take about 5 months between start and finishing.

I started off enjoying hearing about his life story although it wasn’t really overly relevant. He’s gone on and on about his political opinions now and I’m one hour from finishing the book but thoroughly bored! His book before was fantastic but this is terrible I’m afraid to say as Corey does seem a great guy

This book is fully of irrelevant information. Corey is a wise man who clearly has a great outlook on life we all have have something to learn from him.I highly recommend his book 'how to become a 3% man' and his YouTube channel. The book does contain some valuable information - for example he goes into detail about how to get a job successfully - by asking the interviewers questions thereby allowing them to consider you as a high value person. This is true and good information. He goes into detail about the black lives matter campaign - taking about how we all misunderstand other cultures and that we should find more compassion for those who differ to us, which I wholeheartedly agree with. But is it really relevant to mastering myself?