Find Your Why – Joanne Mallon
When I was asked to review Find Your Why – Joanne Mallon I jumped at the chance. I’m not a particularly ‘Woo’ person, but I think there’s definitely something about positive thinking, setting goals, and a positive mindset.
If you look at people who you consider to be successful, they all have a very common attribute. They set goals and make them happen. What’s the saying “from small seeds grow big oak trees” or something along those lines. The gist of it being that the seed is the idea, and every step you take is watering and nurturing that tree until one day the tree is a flourishing oak.
Setting goals and then breaking that goal down into manageable pieces makes it more achievable. Your goal won’t be the same as the person sitting next to you, and your version of success in life and career won’t be the same either.
Find Your Why by Joanne Mallon is a very easy read which gives you much food for thought.
This book helps you discover ‘Your Why’ and is packed full of loads of tips and advice which will enable you to work out what these are and reach them. Knowing what you want in life is the driving force behind why we do the things we do.
Essentially we are in control of our lives and future lives, and setting goals and putting things in motion gives us a good sense of wellbeing and positivity.
This book makes you sit and think about what you want in life and how you can make it possible.
My Thoughts
My first thought is how gorgeous the book looks and feels with the embossed front cover and nice thick white paper. The book is also full of inspirational quotes which I really like anyway, and they also make you stop and think about what they mean for you.
This book made me stop and think about a lot of things that I want to achieve both personally and professionally
I’ve got quite a few goals on the go at the moment with the top two being:
Buying a house – this is something we’ve been working towards for a while and hopefully, it won’t be too long before this box is ticked.
Scaling my business – I freelance as a Virtual Assistant and I love it but want to set up multiple income streams so that I can work flexibly around my kids whilst enjoying life.
Overall I really enjoyed this book and even better is that’s it’s not a one-time read. I know that I’ll be rereading this book time and again so that I can recap and refocus on whatever it is I want to achieve.
I would definitely recommend this book. Joanne also writes a blog www.opposablethumbsblog.com
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This sounds like a great book and one I might actually benefit from. I love the quote in the photo.
I always used to think books like this were just a load of rubbish, not that I had ever read one, when I did actually read one I found they were far from rubbish and do make you think about things more, I will have to look out for this
This sounds like a really good book that could inspire people to reach for their goals. It would make a lovely Christmas gift.
This sounds like quite an interesting read. Just that first quote ‘What would you be doing if you knew you couldn’t fail’ as got me thinking
It’s not the kind of book I would usually read, but I agree it looks really gorgeous. I’ll check to see if I can borrow a copy through the library.
Oh I would. It’s such a lovely read x
Oh definitely. I think we all need a bit of a boost at the moment x
Ha ha me too, but positivity and mindset do play a huge part in how we think and behave and that has a knock on effect to what we do or don’t acheive x