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The Self-Help book for people who hate Self-Help. It’s simple, strategic, funny and empowering. Some of us have been setting the same goals, losing and regaining the same weight, making and breaking the same promises, having the same pointless conversations about the same mindless crap, avoiding the same issues, making the same excuses and, let’s be honest, f*cking around for years. In this amusing, entertaining and sometimes confronting book, Craig tells us why - when it comes to our own lives - we’re both the problem and the solution.
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Craig Harper, at one of his 'Renovate Your Reality' seminars
Craig Harper, at one of his 'Renovate Your Life' seminars
Click play to see one of Craig's weekly segments on national television. (9am with Kim & David - Network Ten)
Craig Harper is one of Australia’s most respected motivational speakers and educators. Working with hundreds of teams, companies and a wide variety of organisations over the last twenty years has given Craig a unique insight into, and understanding of, human performance and all its variables. Craig has an ability to educate, inspire and make people laugh all at the same time!
While many books focus on food, Craig teaches that creating life-long change is more about the dieter, than the actual diet. This book is perfect for people who have a history of 'almost' getting in shape.
If you're serious about your training, nutrition and lifestyle - Craig Harper's training diary is an invaluable tool
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You are not going to believe this but I have read and enjoyed both of these books. Like you Victoria I was a little bit freaked out by ‘Journey of Souls’ but read the entire book. Thanks girls and congratulations on your reviews.
Dianne, I completely agree with your summation of 90 Minutes in Heaven. When my sister first told me about it I thought it sounded a bit weird, but like you I couldn’t put it down. What was your favourite part in the book?
Hi, Can you please put the name of the books being reviewed in the summary. They’ll be easier to search and refer back to where they’re archived on the posts page. Thanks.
Thank you for your kind comments Peta and Claire.
Victoria your book sounds like something I would enjoy. I have read Sylvia Browne who does similar kinds of topics.
The answer to your question Claire about my favorite part of the book….
Don is going to a religious conference. It is 2 years after his accident and he still wears braces.
The place is huge and he wants to get there early so he won’t have to climb the stairs.
One of the students is late and he starts the day off frustrated. When they get there they have to climb to the top of the auditorium. He looks down and sees a young teenager in a wheelchair.
He musters up the strength and goes back down the stairs.
He finds the 16 year old wearing the same contraption on his leg that he had worn.
It meant the WORLD to this boy to meet someone going thru what he is.
He gives several other accounts of reaching out to others going thru what he had. Very touching!! Definitely gave purpose to his suffering.
Canadian Di
Ok Claire, I am curious.
What was your favorite moment in the book???
Canadian Di