I’ve never enjoyed reading books. They are hard for me to see. Reading gives me a headache by straining my
eyes. Since I had to read in school, I
endured and felt pain everyday.
I tried not to read as much as possible. The only book in school I had ever read
cover-to-cover was Green Eggs & Ham by Dr. Seuss.
I was really into Anthony Robbins and so I forced myself to
read several chapters of him famous books.
But they too, were long and boring.
Even though I got great insights from my reading, I couldn’t read his
books in their entirety.
Until, one day, I discovered Tony’s un-promoted book, “Notes
from a friend.”
It was only 70 pages, in large print. Tony took all the “useful” information from
his BIG books, removing all the stories, stats, and explanations. It was like a manual for the brain, and it
was a masterpiece.
Why doesn’t Tony promote this book? The book claims all the proceeds go to a
charity.
It’s the best book I have ever read. Which of course, doesn’t say much. So I’ll say, it’s the only one of two books I
was willing to read cover-to-cover in my life.
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