I was excited when I first got this book in the mail. I have been reading up on making connections with people and have How to Win Friends and Influence People back in my reading rotation. I was hoping that Everyone Communicates, Few Connect: What the Most Effective People Do Differently
It helps that this book was written by John Maxwell and he has tried to include input from his blog readers. However, in the opinion of this reader the book does contain excessive use of the pronoun, “I,” even when belaboring the point that to connect you must focus on others. I appreciate John Maxwell and certainly would agree that he knows a whole lot about what he is talking about, I just don’t think he communicated it in the same way he challenges his readers to communicate. Over all I really liked the book. Again the concepts are practiced and true. The credibility of Maxwell’s personal experiences definitely add value to the book.
Everyone Communicates, Few Connect is a reasonably good book on the basics of communication. The retail price is $25.99 (Hardcover), and is available at places like Amazon.com for $17.15. I gave it four stars.
Disclaimer: As a blogger I received a complimentary review copy from the Thomas Nelson’s Book Review Blogger program (http://booksneez.com/ ). There was no requirement to give it a positive review, just for the reviewer to call it like they see it.
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I am about to post my blog on this book, glad I am not the only one who feels like you do
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Hey Brandon,
what is your blog?
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Have you ever thought about publishing an e-book or guest authoring on other websites?
I have a blog centered on the same topics you discuss and would really like to have you share some stories/information.
I know my subscribers would value your work. If you’re even remotely interested, feel free to
shoot me an email.
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