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“The Slight Edge”
The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson
This book is written with a simplicity and clarity that sneaks up on you and hits you right between the eyes. I could not put this book down; often returning to it time and time again to re-read certain sections. Many parts of this book have stayed in the forefront of my mind to this very day. The principles are not new (whose are?), but Jeff's straightforward delivery style mixed with his been-there-done-that experiences, easily make this one of the best, yet little-known motivational books out there! BUY it here.
©2008 Tom Leu
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April 23rd, 2009 - 19:26
I just received my copy of the Slight Edge on CD…wow, it’s incredible! I have read them all…and was really hoping this book would provide the missing elements for me. I have to say, it really made sense to me; it’s the answer for people who fret they aren’t “doing enough”. This mindset leads to totally opting out of the game. Jeff makes it clear that you can become successful if you plug ahead on a consistant basis; doing the RIGHT things with consistency!
Fantastic!
Julie Andrews