Have you ever read a book on motivating, goal setting, habit for etc. and felt beyond inspired and just good. Then you decided to make things happen, but realize your not sure what step to take next? Well, my favorite thing about Creative Success Systems is that it's not just an inspirational book that inspires you to achieve your goals. It's also exactly what it says it is, a system, a guide. Michelle teaches steps and techniques to make it to that finish line and accomplish that dream. We all know we come from different walks of life, have different personalities, different ways of remembering, and learning. But not to worry, there's something for everyone and every type.
One of my favorite lines in the book is, "a goal unwritten is only a wish." Unfortunately having a dream board everywhere you go would be difficult and annoying, but having them simply written where you can see them often helps you to be able to hold that focus. I love what Michelle did with her daughter Abi and her ballet goals. They got an old point shoe to write and draw her goals on them, so creative!!!
While I've loved being able to do this book review, I have to admit it's been a very challenging one for me to write. Why? Because I literally want to share the entire book, but sadly I can't do that. Fortunately, you can get the book as either an ebook or a hard copy at http://www.creativesuccesssystems.com/book.html. It's geared for both adults and youth. Michelle has worked with people from all spectrums, women, families, athletes, small businesses, etc. So the stories and experiences she shares are from and broad range and there's something for everyone to identify with.
I'm excited for everyone to read Creative Success Systems and hope to hear your stories, which you can share on her site.
xoxox
The Letter 4
Excellent post Julianna! Michelle you are fantastic! Here I come goals! Keep up the good work to the letter 4 also, Love you 4 girls! Love MOM
ReplyDeleteWhat a great book, especially since it acts as a guide and not only an inspirational piece!
ReplyDeletegreat to have the next steps. the bloom of the inspirations can wear off so quickly leaving one just that much more frustrated with another perceived failure. gotta reread this again.
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