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Ready Aim Fire! A Practical Guide To Setting And Achieving Goals
You're ready to make progress. Enough spinning your wheels, it's time to REALLY move forward. Included is a FREE audiobook narrated by Erik Fisher, just click the link in the back of the ebook to listen immediately. Ready Aim Fire is the tool to get you back on track! What is included? A step-by-step plan to set and achieve goals that fit your life Direct action steps to guide you every step of the way Real life examples to provide clarity Intentional times of rest to maximize success and avoid fatigue A DISC-based personality test, Myers-Briggs based test, and a Strengthsfinder based test
67 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 19, 2013
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August 8, 2017
Good Advice
Did a quick read-through to get a sense of the entire book. It contains some good advice. But it will be useless if I don't pursue the Action Steps. I will be doing so on my second, slower, reading.
Did a quick read-through to get a sense of the entire book. It contains some good advice. But it will be useless if I don't pursue the Action Steps. I will be doing so on my second, slower, reading.
February 21, 2014
Does bacon fall from the sky when you read this book? No.
Will you be able to practically set and achieve goals after reading this book? Only if you move past the rats in your life. Once you move past the rats the steps outlined in this book will give you the tools you need to achieve.
Will you be able to practically set and achieve goals after reading this book? Only if you move past the rats in your life. Once you move past the rats the steps outlined in this book will give you the tools you need to achieve.
May 2, 2023
I loved this book. I get so tied up in my daily to dos that I forget to enjoy the day. No more. Read this.
October 28, 2024
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December 26, 2013
You'll have to decide whether this would be helpful for you, but here are some good things:
- It's not long, and there's not a lot of text to confuse you about a new topic. Instead there is a short explanation, a memorable quote, an exercise and an example. Easy way of learning.
- The exercises. Very helpful.
- The examples. Even more helpful. It's easier to understand something if you can follow how someone else did this.
There is a certain tone though that I'm not too fond of, and "I'm starting a business to serve God" was just one of the weird things that caught me for a while. I read over them, but it does seem a bit odd at times (or it's just not my mentality, I don't know, and you probably shouldn't expect political correctness from a selfhelp-book).
In any case, there are a lot of helpful tips, and there's nothing wrong with keeping the interesting information and ignoring the rest.
- It's not long, and there's not a lot of text to confuse you about a new topic. Instead there is a short explanation, a memorable quote, an exercise and an example. Easy way of learning.
- The exercises. Very helpful.
- The examples. Even more helpful. It's easier to understand something if you can follow how someone else did this.
There is a certain tone though that I'm not too fond of, and "I'm starting a business to serve God" was just one of the weird things that caught me for a while. I read over them, but it does seem a bit odd at times (or it's just not my mentality, I don't know, and you probably shouldn't expect political correctness from a selfhelp-book).
In any case, there are a lot of helpful tips, and there's nothing wrong with keeping the interesting information and ignoring the rest.
February 24, 2014
Ready, Aim, Fire (formerly known as Beyond the To-Do List) can be a quick read, but it shouldn't be. Fisher and Woods offer short, to-the-point chapters that each conclude with an action step to get you to seriously consider what you've just read. By taking the time to actually answer their questions, you'll begin to get a better grasp of what's necessary to attain that goal that's seemingly been just out of reach for so long.
January 4, 2016
If you don't have too much time, are in a momentum and want to start on the right foot, this book will give you just that. Short and thankfully concrete. This will work for you if you're not a mentally-structured person. If you are one, then it won't hurt either.
May 26, 2015
Lots of Tils
This was a really quick read. I feel like I got a lot of good advice from it. Each section ended with an action item take away. The actions reinforced the topic of the section.
This was a really quick read. I feel like I got a lot of good advice from it. Each section ended with an action item take away. The actions reinforced the topic of the section.
October 28, 2015
Great read
This is a great step by step goal setting resource. While not entirely new information, It's a fast read and easily applied.
This is a great step by step goal setting resource. While not entirely new information, It's a fast read and easily applied.
December 28, 2014
Good little book on goal setting. I think I will read it again a bit slower as I work on my goals on the new year.
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