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Relentless: From Good to Great to Unstoppable (Tim Grover Winning Series)
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This book was a mission to try to finish. I only made it half way through before throwing in the towel.
It reads like a sales letter for a high end coaching program. I though the sales pitch would end eventually, like maybe it was a creative technique employed to setup the main content of the book.
25% through it still felt like a high pressure sales tactic.
I usually like books like this - inside stories about high achievers, sports stars and celebrities...but this just felt ingenious and monotonous.
Constantly nagging me about why I need to be a "closer".
I guess this book is written only for closers - but if you are a closer, why would you need to read this book?
Skip it.
It reads like a sales letter for a high end coaching program. I though the sales pitch would end eventually, like maybe it was a creative technique employed to setup the main content of the book.
25% through it still felt like a high pressure sales tactic.
I usually like books like this - inside stories about high achievers, sports stars and celebrities...but this just felt ingenious and monotonous.
Constantly nagging me about why I need to be a "closer".
I guess this book is written only for closers - but if you are a closer, why would you need to read this book?
Skip it.
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November 2, 2015
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November 2, 2015
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March 7, 2017
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March 29, 2017
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Jul 15, 2018 06:31AM
Why the book details repeat againt for the first part
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Dont Buy this BOOK, its a sales book, the writer is selling his sevice through the book to high caliber basketball player.Dont waste your time, it is a scam and time wasting
