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The Power of Being Different book review
by ellen george   
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The Power of Being Different by John Paul Carinci, ISBN: 1-4208-4698-1, AuthorHouse Publishing, review by ellen george

John Paul Carinci is a Renaissance man - He is not only a successful business man, he is a poet, song writer, screenwriter, author of many works of fiction, and the author of one of the most profound and useful 'self-help' books I have ever read. The Power of Being Different is amazing. In its simplicity, it will show you how to transport your life into one that is not only productive, but filled with exploring your potential in every facet of your life. Big words, but it works.

I have a dear friend who is a success in the investment market. One of his favorite sayings is, "Dare to be a Daniel - Dare to stand alone." I am sending him a copy of Carinci's book - he'll love it.

You see, you can eek out an existence by being just another head in a crowd. To get noticed, you have to stand out - to be different -  thereby having your ideas noticed, your path cleared.

Carinci dots his book with quotes from some of the greatest minds of our time - bits of information to chew and digest - His sound, thoughtful words will be ones you will use and relate to.

I have 'dog-eared' - many pages of The Power of Being Different so I can relay some great ideas/thought to you - it is something I do not normally do - 'dog-earing' - but wanted to share ideas with you - am looking at my copy and nearly every page is dog-eared. Not enough space to share everything I wanted to share!

The way you use your time each day can be a critical factor in your success. Your thoughts and how you handle yourself are part of your success. In other words, harness the power you have within you, and you can literally move mountains to achieve your goals, personally and professionally.

Time management, sending positive thoughts, ideas to yourself are parts of the keys. How many of us wake up and dread going to work - knowing we'll get pounded in some form during the day - shrinking at the thought of having to endure another day of the same harrassment from the boss and/or co-workers in the dog eat dog daily grind we call work? I've been there done that - Carinci in simple easy to follow techniques help alter our approach to handling things making harsh situations bearable and even triumphant, is brilliant.

My father was the blueprint of the American Dream. Son of immigrants, he worked his way through college, overcoming hardships where some would have given up and taken lesser roads. Instead he persisted, and became an executive in the automotive industry - and he was sought out not only for his dedication for excellence and quality, but how he practiced what he preached. He cared not only for the product, but the people who produced the products. His techniques in business are still being practiced today. If my father was alive today, I can guarantee you he would give a copy of The Power of Being Different to each and every person under him, as well as give a copy to each of his family members. I think his dedication and caring to help and give of himself paved the way for successes of his family and people he touched. He and John Paul Carinci would have been great friends. Every page I read, I knew this was what my father embraced. And that is the highest compliment I can give this book.

Small suggestions, such as finding 15 minutes each day to start investing in yourself, writing down your dreams of success, having a mantra of sorts - a rallying 'cry' to focus what you want and what you want to achieve - focusing in on what is truly important and zeroing in on how to attain it.

All this John Paul Carinci lays out in this book.

You are your best supporter, or worst enemy. Which will you become? To self destruct, or rise to be the person you want to be? So easy, so amazingly presented, all you have to do is follow through. Follow through - that is another of my Dad's sayings - you can have great ideas, but unless you follow through with them, all they are, are great ideas, not tangible success.

You may not become a Gates after reading this book, but if you follow the principles of this book, whether you are an executive in a company, or a blue collar working out in the trenches, or a student just starting out, whatever, wherever you are, your success is in your hands. All you have to do is step out and be different - make a difference - and that gives a power you will find amazing.

I plan on sending copies of The Power of Being Different to many of my friends. I believe in the ideas of this book, and am working to make myself a better person by implementing the ideas Carinci lays out for us.

ellen george

The Power of Being Different, by John Paul Carinci, ISBN: 1-4208-4698-1, AuthorHouse Publishing, review by ellen george


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