Do It, Mean It, Be It: Reader Reviews & Ratings

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Do It, Mean It, Be It

Corrie Shanahan

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Rebecca

I finally understand how my perfectionism is actually holding me back from finishing projects on time.

Elaine

I finally stopped feeling stuck after trying the 'Three Good Things' exercise every night for a week. It helped me see my real strengths instead of just my flaws.

Heidi

The Dean story really made me see how my accounting skills were hiding my true potential for strategy.

Sharon07

The idea that strengths can become weaknesses if overused really hit home for me.

Nash

The section on Dean shifting from accounting to consulting really hit home. It shows how finding hidden strengths can change everything without needing a risky leap.

Bernadette

The section on turning strengths into weaknesses really made me rethink my perfectionism habits.

Dixie23

The Dean story about switching from accounting to consulting really hit home for me regarding hidden strengths.

Jeffery18

This book helped me stop chasing quick fixes and start making small, consistent changes instead.

Alexandra2

The Dean story about finding hidden strengths in consulting was a real eye opener for my own career path.

Forrest

Credible sources and careful framing.

Darryl

This book helped me see my strengths clearly instead of just focusing on my flaws every day.

Helene

The section on turning strengths into weaknesses really changed how I view my own perfectionism.

Nikolas

The 'Three Good Things' exercise really helped me shift my focus from flaws to strengths.

Penny27

I liked the Dean story about finding hidden strengths in consulting. It made me realize my accounting skills were draining me instead of helping.

Erin

The 'Three Good Things' exercise changed how I see my day, turning small wins into real motivation.

Noah

This book helps me stop overworking by showing how small daily habits create real change instead of just empty motivation.

Cindy

I felt stuck until I read about the "Three Good Things" exercise. It helped me see my real strengths instead of just my flaws.

Griffin

I felt trapped by 60-hour weeks until Dean's story showed me how to find hidden strengths.

Bernice

The idea that strengths can become weaknesses really changed how I see my own habits and mistakes.

Jared

I struggled with the Advantage Inventory exercise at first, but listing my small wins really helped me see my actual strengths clearly.