Joshua Medcalf

There is definitely some great instruction and thought in the this book. My biggest takeaways are to believe everything that happens will benefit me and to make a goal of making someone's day every day. The chapters are very short, which is nice on one level but sometimes made the thoughts feel disjointed. I did not feel this book flowed as well as chop wood, carry water or pound the stone. There were similar values and lessons, but there was no interweaving story that really connected it all. Most chapters had questions to think about at the end and I think this would make the book a good one to read a chapter or two a day and really dwell on the lesson. Also, although the principles apply to all aspects of life and there were many examples, it was very sports heavy. Lots of sports analogies and applications of the principles applied to sports and coachinh… (plus d'informations)