12 Choices... That Lead to Your Success

by David Cottrell

This book is about success ... how to achieve it, keep it, and enjoy it ... by making better choices. David Cottrell has spent much of his career seeking answers to what separates the successful from those who fail to reach their level of success and has incorporated his findings in 12 Choices. "Success is ultimately realized by people who make more right choices and recover from their wrong choices," said Cottrell. "This book outlines the choices successful people make most often and how others can learn to make the same choices to be successful in their careers and personal lives."

Genres: Business, Self Help, Leadership, Nonfiction

136 pages, Paperback

First published January 23, 2005

Reviews

[Barbara]

A quick read that reaffirms, revitalize, and renews your commitment to succeed in whatever you do in life. I would love to see this book become a required reading book for all high school seniors and then again for college students before they graduate. The major theme of all the 12choices was to keep going on and perververe. Do not give up, keep going, and learn from your mistakes. I loved the messages from this book.

Highly recommend this book to everyone!

[Elija]

Quick read with refreshing reminders of why certain choices yield better results than others.

[Reece Eoff]

Wonderful read. This book is for the person who needs help making decisions at this point in their life (which we all do). But I feel anyone will find bits of knowledge in this book that they have either denied themselves growing up or were never exposed to in the first place. It's time to make a CHANGE.

[Kevin McMullen]

I think every once in a while it's good to read a book like this that will help you self evaluate and recalibrate your thought process. This book is a quick read and, although many of the good messages are basic and no-brainers, there are a few nuggets in there that were really good to read and remind myself of how to think, interact with people, and set professional and personal goals.

[Derek Thue]

Very quick read but good summary of many motivation books I have read. Long read =cover to cover is a few hours. Medium = end of each chapter summaries approx 30 min. Super fast = index and last pages outline whole book-a few minutes

[Martha]

Excellent book! A must-read for any professional or individual who wants to succeed in life.

[MB B]

good common sense - nice to bench mark from time to time