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The 5 Laws That Determine All of Life's Outcomes
Success is predictable. This book is about the laws that govern successful outcomes including making more money, finding fulfillment and increasing self seteem, improving health and connections with others. The 5 Laws control our outcomes in life, whether we know what they are or not. These laws control our speed and trajectory in life and most importantly how we deal with...more
Paperback, 190 pages
Published
December 1st 2008
by Franklin Covey
(first published November 17th 2008)
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There are many great principles in this book that can assist virtually anyone in the pursuit of an improved future, but I felt that a couple of points lessened its value.
First of all, I believe the laws outlined in this book are quite valid. Anyone who reads this book and adheres to its principles can greatly improve themselves in any aspect of their life. I am always eager to learn new things, and this book has given me some valuable insights that change my view on several aspects of life.
Now f...more
First of all, I believe the laws outlined in this book are quite valid. Anyone who reads this book and adheres to its principles can greatly improve themselves in any aspect of their life. I am always eager to learn new things, and this book has given me some valuable insights that change my view on several aspects of life.
Now f...more
This is a great book that gives great guidelines on how to behave in order to be successful. Brett talks about vision, frequency, perception, accountability and leadership.
This book is not long and reads fairly quickly. Some of my favorite concepts from the book are the author's concepts on the law of frequency and the 7 steps to work through improving your frequency. Fear of failure and our personal desire to make the "right" decisions hold us back with success as we never want to be wrong and...more
This book is not long and reads fairly quickly. Some of my favorite concepts from the book are the author's concepts on the law of frequency and the 7 steps to work through improving your frequency. Fear of failure and our personal desire to make the "right" decisions hold us back with success as we never want to be wrong and...more
Brett Harward did not, as he claims, run a successful software company. Frontrunner technologies was on the verge of folding, when it's main investor took control of it away from Brett. This investor was then able to salvage what was left of it, after Brett having run it nearly bankrupt, and sold it to recover his investment, barely breaking even.
He was also in the habit of making promises he won't keep to his employees, such as partial ownership and shared profits. I don't trust him nor his ide...more
He was also in the habit of making promises he won't keep to his employees, such as partial ownership and shared profits. I don't trust him nor his ide...more
Only 3 stars for this book. Though there are a lot of good points brought up, I found it hard to get past the author's tone that reverberates throughout the book and clouds the good things that he does say. But considering that he made me think about some things that I have not thought of before, he deserves 3 stars and not 2 :).
Harward contends to have found the 5 Laws that will determine all of your life's outcomes. I don't necessarily buy that premise, but the five things that he does list: V...more
Harward contends to have found the 5 Laws that will determine all of your life's outcomes. I don't necessarily buy that premise, but the five things that he does list: V...more
Yawn. . . . but of course, if one were to evaluate my life, i.e. my financial standing and significant relationships, specifically marriage(s), it makes sense that I would already possess most of this knowledge.
I liked this book and thought it had some great suggestions. Read my full review at www.the-readathon.blogspot.com
This book made life’s "problems" so much simpler. It was an easy read with some impactful concepts.
Pedantic. Not worth your time.
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