Super Achiever Mindsets

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Summary: A man with a legacy
Review: I first met Mr. Dohrmann in 1996 and was inspired by his knowledge and his integrity in wanting to truly make a difference in the world. I purchased this book as soon as I heard it was available and was able to get Mr. Dohrmann to autograph my copy.

BJ is a man with a quest and his legacy will live on many years after he is gone. I will strongly suggest that those who have the opportunity to purchase this book do so. It will guide those who follow the principals offered to new heights of achievement.

Of course, this book is a threat to those who want to continue to have Americans living in need of government to take care of them and be their safety net in life. I am not sure if those who believe in safety nets have really thought about this, but nets have holes between every strand. With BJ's book people will be able to take charge of their own lives and have a future filled with abundance.

This is a book that certain political groups do not want you to read. Once you acquire this book and start to use the principals within and learn to become a part of an ever growing circle of entrepreneurs, investors, and thousands of other people whose goal is to help dreams become a reality you will be able to break free of want and live in the law of abundance.


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Summary: Dohrmann is a better speaker than writer
Review: I'm not sure whether to recommend Dohrmann's Super Achiever Mindsets, or not. Dohrmann is the founder of a group called IBI (http://www.ibiglobal.com), and I have heard him speak on a couple of occasions. I was impressed with his speaking ability and enthusiasm, which is what lead me to get this book.

It was a major disappointment.

BJ Dorhmann is a much better speaker than he is a writer. I think part of the problem is that he attempts to write in exactly the same style as he speaks, which just doesn't come out very good. Another thing I noticed after I read the book, and went back and listened carefully to him speak again, is that he tends to speak in platitudes that are lacking in any real meaning, and he is prone to non sequitur. The faithful, of course, will insist that every word is deathless prose (and no doubt they will take issue with this review!)

This book, UNFORTUNATELY, is a HARD READ because of the pointless EMPHASIS (using CAPITAL letters just like that) that he SCATTERS at RANDOM throughout the FIRST 2/3rds of THE book. He doesn't even consistently write in complete grammatically-correct sentences until near the end, where he goes off on a political tangent that resembles some of the ramblings I've seen on "Trilateralist" conspiracy theories.