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I almost stopped listening…

Revisado: 01-18-23

But glad I didn’t.

It’s true that the book is no “Can’t Hurt Me.” That is a hard follow to replicate.

Yes, he does use a lot of profanity, so if you have if you are easily offended then this book may be for you.

If you are looking for a good story and inspiration, you will enjoy it. The podcast portion got old quick and if I knew then what I know now, I would have just skipped them and saved my time and my disgust for listening to the narrator work Goggin’s knob over and over again. Just say’n.

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A memoir of how great Jerry Lynch is.

Revisado: 08-09-22

We get it, You are amazing and helped a ton of coaches and famous athletes. This should be titled, “The Success I Achieved After Writing Thinking Body, Dancing Mind.”

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First 13 or 14 chapters were good. Ending was weak.

Revisado: 04-22-21

Performance was good. Easy story to listen too and follow. He has some great points on retail but he even admits a lot of it is common sense. Last couple chapters are more about his personal travels and he related it with retail but I personally lost interest.

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Audible version was not for me

Revisado: 12-31-18

I heard Mastin Kipp on a podcast and I thought the book sounded interesting. It wasn't what I was expecting, Mastin stops the audio recording several times and gives his own little explanation of what he is talking about in the book. I wasn't crazy about that. He talks a lot about your "Creator" and "Destiny." I'm pretty open minded and tried to spin the book towards my belief system but I couldn't get interested. I couldn't finish it. Maybe the print version would be better because you can treat the book like a journal or a workbook.

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Okay but not great.

Revisado: 09-28-17

It read like a modern self help book. Lots of inspirational quotes and stories but nothing to deep. When I listened, it felt like I was listening to cliff notes from other great Buddhist Authors.

The Jonathon Todd Ross did a very good job with narration and the audio was easy to listen too.

I would recommend this book to someone who hasn't read a lot of other Buddhist studies and modern Buddhist authors. It does have a lot of "practice" chapters to help with meditation and mindfulness.

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Compelling with a few dry moments

Revisado: 01-19-17

The Dalai Lama is a great teacher and a wealth of knowledge. Keeping in tone with his usual writing style the Dalai Lama share a lot of history and supporting information in this book. I personally get lost in the information and usually have to restart chapters to capture any missed information.

This may book should also be read because it is informative like a school textbook.

The Narrator Gabra Zackman did an excellent job of accomplishing the difficult task of pronouncing all the names of the ancient Buddhist teachers and their language.

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