101 Great Ways to Improve Your Life
A couple of years ago I contributed a chapter on “catastrophizing” to 101 Great Ways to Improve Your Life Vol. 3 – and the publisher is offering a 24 hour bonus sale on the series which you might be interested in checking out. Here’s the deal…
There are three books, and each one has a 101 short chapters. Some are from famous folk in the self-help world (Byron Katie, Brian Tracy, Zig Ziglar and more) and most are from not-really-famous people like me. Having read all three books, I can say there a mix of content – much is very solid, there are some gems on what it takes to better your life … and there’s a bit of chaff as well.
During this 24 hour period, the creator (who’s behind selfgrowth.com) is offering a bunch of bonuses:
- “The Success Principles” from Jack Canfield
- A 14 day self-improvement boot camp
- And a bunch of other things you might find valuable.
You can check out the offer for yourself here.
(This is one of those annoying-yet-seemingly-effective sales pages with yellow highlights and over the top testimonials. That all said, I think the books do have something to offer as do the bonuses on offer)
- “To improve you have to…” (Great Work quote)
- “Most of what matters in your life…” (Great Work quote)
- “This is the strangest life I’ve ever known” (Great Work quote)
- “If you don’t design your own life plan…” (Great Work quote)
- Two Better Ways to Say Yes
I agree with you Michael. I find those type of sales pages way over the top for European tastes in particular. However, when take the time to read them through properly I find I have to tie my hands to the desk to stop myself from pressing “Yes! I want it NOW!!”. That said, I can’t see myself using that kind of style on my own site. It’s a crazy mindset because I accept that these ads do work.