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What I liked - nothing is impossible - mind coach - Amazing part about the dark side - Training the best and being the best Things I didn't like - Same concepts repeated multiple times. Overall good book, definitely worth reading

Content: The content thought revolves around authors speciality of Sports. But the insights are easily related to the any other field professional or social. Even a page a day gives you an extra boost to your much needed motivation when you feel things are not meeting your expectations. Physical: If you are a book enthusiastic and like the fresh smell of pages every time you read it; keep your literature in finely minty condition. Then the quality of book will disappoint you, as: 1) Pages: Dull (resemble like recycled paper) and thin. 2) Printing: Light and tends to fade at some point in pages. Various pages tend be misaligned. 3) Cover (Soft Bind): Out of margin/ misaligned. Gives you an appearance of pirated version of book. Conclusion: It is a must read book but if you are a book keeper, look for a better quality of the book.

So upfront...hard hitting facts on your face...makes you sit back and introspect...Great read for anyone...now I really understood why Kobe became Kobe or Dwayne became him..etc!!! Thanks Tim...Good one...

This book is absolutely ramping deep down in your mind and soul once you start reading it ... Each and every word is so simple yet most powerful & strongly motivational that'll encourage you to do more & achieve a lot more in your day to day life. It'll teach you how to be relentless without loosing control on your own feelings & emotions. This book works like a master key in your lives.

The book gives you an insight of what is need to be there 24*7 to be at the top of your profession or game or anything which you are in simple rules and easy to practise procedures when sincerely put in use elevates you.

It's one of those pieces where you are talking no bulls***. You are just spot on to tell you that this is what it takes, this is what the reality is, this is how they did it, this is what drove them. It's not a self help book. And I'm glad that it wasn't. Because it doesn't tell you to do something or learn something. It just tells you to recognise your true self and then just follow your instinct. When other books teach you to live a way of life, this tells you to conquer it, whatever it takes. It's quite a different outlook to life and sphere of your work, which is not pretty as you always want it to be. If you are sick of those positive attitude, passion, inner drive crap, just read this once. Every ounce of it has a reality if you could handle it. And you would realise that all through your life, you were running away from this, and this what actually was the ingredient you never used. Read it once, and it would surely make you think.

Q. What you will learn after reading this book? 1. Mentality of great basketball players 2. Their daily rituals 3. Their mental strength through tough times 4. How you can toughen your mind to become great. Q. Best thing about the book? The blunt style of author. Tim uses straight forward approach. No bull_hit no indirect message. Just pure simple easy ways to become great. Q. Any criticism about the book? If you are a self help reader then you won't find it that much helpful. Author is giving general advice by relating it with basketball players. Good read though

Making a unstoppable unforgiving habit of pursuing after the best and being the best at all times not by mere wishing but working for it day in and out ,not letting our dreams go fast fading and down in the dumps.or in words of Tim.Being a Cleaner all the days of our life is what the book teaches you.Its not just a book it is like a coach who brings our the best in you provided you take heed and surrender and beleive in it to change your life.