Comments on: 52 Mondays: The One Year Path To Outrageous Success & Lifelong Happiness

By: Therese

Therese — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 16:46:03 +0000

This will give you focus to achieve your goals I never fail to be inspired by Vic Johnson. His simple, straightforward and to the point approach is just what one needs to get motivated, get off the couch and doing something. I love this book's approach of taking a Monday at a time and I can't wait to record my journey over the next year. There is no doubt that this is going to be the year that changes everything for me and this book is going to be one of the key catalysts.

By: JJL

JJL — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 16:31:25 +0000

Vic Johnson does it again In 2006 I felt the pull to improve my life. I stumbled across Vic’s site asamanthinketh.net, and I have been a Vic Johnson fan ever since. I have bought and used several of Vic’s products. We even used one of his productions “Claim Your Power now” as a sales training tool for our employees. After six years I can say with utmost confidence, “this stuff works”. Really it’s not the material that works, if you work it it will work for you. I do remember after a very painful betrayal, I was severely depressed. A friend gave me a copy of Vic’s CD about affirmations, wow! It was amazing what 30 days of listening to that CD did in my Spirit.Now we have “52 Mondays: The One Year Path To Outrageous Success & Lifelong Happiness”This book does not surprise me as I am familiar with the source. It is practical, powerful and potentially life changing.

By: John Stuckenschneider

John Stuckenschneider — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 16:15:44 +0000

You'll Find Momentum To Achieve Your Goals Here! In most of the publications on goal setting out there, I have always found something missing. That something is regular, structured accountability. NOT SO WITH VIC JOHNSON'S NEWEST BOOK! By giving you a new step to take every Monday on the way to achieving what you want, he not only keeps you accountable for the completion of previous steps, but also helps you establish the momentum you need to truly succeed. Great Job, Vic!