The Unstoppable You: 7 Ways to Tap Into Your Potential for Success

by John C. Maxwell

This innovative book from a New York Times bestselling author shows leaders, entrepreneurs, and creatives new ways to go far—faster than they ever thought possible. Are you unstoppable? You can be. Most people allow others to put limitations on them. They even put limitations on themselves . Don’t ever do that again. You don’t have to be stoppable. Instead, unleash your potential.
 
When John Maxwell started his career in small-town Indiana, few people would have guessed he would go on to become a bestselling author and world-wide leadership expert. How did he do it? He didn’t put limits on himself. He believed he could make a difference in the world, and he kept going until he achieved it.
 
You can too. In The Unstoppable You , Maxwell teaches the seven ways you can tap into your potential and start overcoming obstacles, solving problems, and accomplishing results you previously thought impossible.
 
Go ahead. Take your next steps and achieve the success you’ve always dreamt of. Then never stop.

About Maxwell Moments  
Maxwell Moments is an innovative new series that will encourage personal growth, leadership development, and success. Find direct and practical advice to grow your career, business, or interpersonal skills. These easy-to-read books include short chapters for busy readers that can be savored in small bites, read in a single sitting, given as gifts, and used as mentoring tools.

208 pages, Paperback

Published March 7, 2023

About the author

John Calvin Maxwell is an American author, speaker, and pastor who has written many books, primarily focusing on leadership. Titles include The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership and The 21 Indispensable Qualities of a Leader. Some of his books have been on the New York Times Best Seller List.

Reviews

[Jezzeri]

To move from self-limiting to unstoppable, the first step is self-awareness. Knowing yourself enables to see yourself clearly and informs your decisions and helps you weigh opportunities. It allows you to maximize your strengths and minimize your weaknesses. It opens the door to greater capacity. The second step is focusing on your strengths. The third steps is to be willing to push your own boundaries. "It's human nature to resist change--particularly when it comes in the form of adversity or challenges. But change is inevitable, and developing the trait of resilience helps us not only survive change, but also learn, grow, and thrive in it. Resilience is the capacity to cope with stress and adversity. It comes from believing in yourself and, at the same time, in something bigger than yourself. Resilience is not a trait that people are born with; it involves behaviors, thoughts, and actions that can be learned and developed in anyone." - Lolly Daskal.

[Brittany Garcia]

So my main issue with this book is yes it is motivational and great quotes is the repetitive idea of don't do things you aren't good at and only spend time on things you are the best at which seems contradictory to other advice of how change is good and growth makes you better.

[Erica Hayes]

A very quick read with a ton of great advice!

[Fructose]

buku ini bagus, kalimat yang dipilih ringan dan setiap halamannya terasa ringan. cocok untuk dibaca di tengah gemuruh dunia. ada satu prinsip yang aku ambil dari buku ini "berikan poin 10 untuk setiap orang baru yang ditemui" dengan begitu, kita akan lebih mudah untuk menghargai orang lain. menyadari bahwa, setiap orang membawa cerita dan pengetahuan berharganya masing-masing.