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How To Be Successful: Think Like A Leader Paperback – June 10, 2020
How To Be Successful: Think Like A Leader Paperback – June 10, 2020
by M. Curtis McCoy (Author), Jeff "Biggs" Wobig (Contributor), Connie Wyatt (Contributor), Paul B. Watson (Contributor), & 4 more
4.6 out of 5 stars
What Is The Secret To Success?
Doesn't it look like successful people are aware of something that you aren't?
Have you noticed that leaders perceive life differently as compared to the general population?
It's not about making lots of money. It's about true achievement. Genuine happiness. What's the secret of success? What do other leaders have learned that you don't? If you're the kind of person who is aware that you deserve more from life I'd like to tell you the reasons that led me to write the book " How To Be Successful: Think Like A Leader "By the time I reached 27 years old I was the proprietor of several companies across a variety of industries, including medical manufacturing, fashion distribution, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing. I was a successful businessman in a relatively young age. It was a great life! Everything changed when I began experiencing regular grand mal seizures. In 2010 my brain was diagnosed as cancerous. The oncologists gave me 60-90 days to survive. I lost everything when I was incapable of driving, living by myself, or recall even the smallest details like whether I'd eaten food or had the insulin injection. Everything I'd researched as well as the businesses I constructed and memories were gone.My family and I traveled on a trip to Tijuana, Mexico, to explore alternative therapies. In a state of uncertainty as to whether I would survive and if I would even make it, I was compelled to help change the lives of as many people as possible.I started contacting the people I admire as well as asking them questions. How To Be Successful: Think Like A Leader This book is a collection of real stories and interviews with entrepreneurs that will help you on your way to success.
Highlights:
A self-made millionaire explains how he went from living in poverty to having the world's most expensive Ferrari.
Take responsibility for your misfortunes and achieve success with the resources available to you.
US Navy SEAL Team Sniper Jeff Wobig shares his morning routine and the steps he follows to increase his productivity every single day.
If you asked about a flaw or character fault in Chapter 12 Paul Watson said, "I'm convinced that no one will let themselves lose for ever. One can observe someone who is going through divorce. When someone ends the marriage many times they're saying "I'm not going to tolerate losing constantly." They feel that they're constantly losing in their relationship. They are constantly beaten down by the other person. their back and scolds them. What I've discovered is that Being competitive is great when everyone wins. However, if you are able to win over others, it's not a great characteristic, but rather an individual flaw. It's a flaw. That's why I'm working on the part of loyalty, asking, "How do we all win? How are we all - for each other?"
Eric Payne shares some incredible ideas about being truly yourself and embracing your strengths. Eric is the host of "The Annual Attempt To Burn The House Down Party" each year, and it's always a joy. I'm sure you'll be enthralled by this book!
Caujuan Mayo discusses how he came from prison to setting up several profitable companies and publishing more than 12 books.
Do you sound like yourself? You're the punchline in all the jokes. You're continually snubbed by your family and friends. others. This doesn't need to be this way. Learn how to "teach people how to treat you" in Chapter 18.
Nathan Schulhof has worked with and advised Apple since the year 1980. He is known as the father of the MP3 player. If you have an MP3 player that is portable or smartphones, it's likely you have a device which is based on the technology developed by Nathan Schulhof. The late Mr. Schulhof shares a unique viewpoint on how to be a happy minimalist after he made an impressive fortune in his early years.
Create winning habits that will prepare yourself for success.
There's plenty I'd love to be able to share! Get your copy of How To Be Successful & Think Like A Leader now!
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2020
At first I thought this book was going to be another self-help book telling me stuff that I’ve heard before. I had planned on reading the Introduction to validate my prior thoughts and then toss the book aside. To my surprise Curtis McCoy grabbed me with his story. He had it all. He was young (27) and living a very prosperous life when a tumor on his brain changed everything. He lost it all, including his independent and pieces of his memory. McCoy worked on his health issues and on defining his life. He decided to focus on “success” by asking several successful people to define it and to give some direction on the subject. Their responses ranged from traditional, unconventional and spiritual. I found myself revisiting and updating my definition of success.
This book is thought provoking, inspirational and motivational. Yes, it has predictable advice like: get up early, exercise, eat well balanced meals, learn to say no ….but that advice is peppered with real life experiences. Curtis McCoy gave me plenty to digest. It’s a quick read and one well worth my time. I strongly recommend checking this book out.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2020
You will have no excuse as a leader after reading this book. You will have to do the inner work and can't skip a day more.
This book is not only for leaders but also for those who want to learn the true definition of a successful life well-lived.
What makes this book unique is the backstory and the sheer intentions of the author for writing this book.
I will not say all he said in this book is something I haven't heard before, but the perspective is uniquely different.
I think we should all view life and our goals with this perspective.
The big message I got from his story is that there are things that MUST be done and there is always a timeline whether we like it or not. The thing about success is that it doesn't wait for anyone. The perfect time to start is always now. I enjoyed the book.
5 people found this helpful
Think Like a Leader, Act Like a Leader, Become a Leader
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2020
A distinctive book on how to be successful by thinking like a leader. The book has a plethora of info from the author. There are also a number of interview sessions with successful leaders. This brings a vital combination of information and the actual experience of real people. Well, I liked the interviews. I think they've added an extra measure of information that can help the reader see precisely what the author was writing about. This book is a perfect read for those who feel that they are not getting their role right, for those who want to be promoted or move to a new job that may have different requirements, or ideally for those who want to look to the future and ensure that they have the ability to move to a higher level of responsibility.
5 people found this helpful
An Inspirational Read Towards Success
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2020
Curtis McCoy's "How To Be Successful: Think Like A Leader" grabs the readers from the start with an authentic personal tale of success that had a very dramatic rocky road including brain cancer and other health issues. I particularly enjoyed the interviews with diverse people ranging from a Navy Seal to the author's own mother to gain perspectives on leadership and defining success. This is a good quick read peppered with helpful tips such as ways to form a positive habit and how to tell people "no" so you can focus on your mission. I believe that this is a good read for a anyone who is looking to level up their life!
4 people found this helpful
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2020
M. Curtis McCoy's book is a self-help life-changer for those open to his message. He has the experience and smarts to encourage anyone facing challenges to put their best foot forward and approach things with the proper mindset for accomplishing just about anything. Curtis has been quite successful in his life, yet has also faced many challenges that might defeat a person unless they have the proper mindset. His interviews and shared life experience not only motivate but inform the reader of what is possible to accomplish. I'm thrilled to have read this book and unabashedly recommend it to others who are on a journey of self-improvement and are open to attitude adjustment (in a good way).
~ Kort
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2020
I've read a lot of these books and they can get repetitive. This book took a fresh approach and made it a joy to read. More importantly I got some useful tips out of it. I never get tired of hearing real stories of how people overcame adversity to achieve success. His interview style is ideal for teaching through interviews and stories. Even though its not a motivation book, I found the content to have a motivational effect on me.
3 people found this helpful
Lots of wisdom packed into this little book
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2020
I always enjoy self-help books that contain interviews with successful people. The main reason is that you just learn so much, by listening to their stories, insights and experiences. I read the book straight in 2 hours and got insights that I would never be able to get from sitting down with those people for lunch. The investment in this book, is money well spent. One of my favorite quotes from the book came from Nathan Schulhof who answered the question of how he manages and prioritizes decisions: "Usually I prioritize by profit and loss." An unusual response, that reminded me how difficult we are wired. Read this book and learn from different people how to be successful.
2 people found this helpful
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2021
It is a wonderful book that I genuinely apply, I remember it well. I read a pre-publication copy back in mid 2020. Sure, I am always reading and inculcating. But, when the ideas are genuinely worth it, I genuinely internalize the best of them, which is some of what this book offers. So, when I say "yes" in the headline, I mean this is a great read for anyone who needs to be motivated to genuinely lead themselves to personal victory.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2020
The interviews were amazing. I couldn't stop reading (even though I had other things I really needed to get done).
It's been a while since I've had a book in my hands that was painful to put down and so exciting to pick back up.
Solid.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2020
I enjoyed reading the book. It was highly inspirational. It's mostly about how you perceive things and your attitude when problems arise. It tries to show readers what's important than success measured in money.
The others who were interviewed in the book were great as well. The stories that everyone shared, the experiences and lessons all deserved the emphasis. I was very touched by a number of stories mentioned. An enjoyable read and very insightful.
Well written and inspirational
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2020
If you need the motivation to stay on track and achieve success this is a great guide. Featuring interviews and personal stories of individuals who have followed their own unique paths to achieve their goals. There are characteristics that are universal and common practices among those that do achieve success and one can learn a lot from their journies.
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2021
Loved this motivational and encouraging book. It gives me hope and wisdom to learn, grow and hopefully do right with success in all areas. Such great wisdom in here. Thank you M Curtis McCoy for your friendship and for sharing this with the world.
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This book gave me some insight
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2021
It's but help me to focus my mind on the right way to do things. It has helped me identify what needs to change so that I could move forward.
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Leadership is important to be successful!
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2020
I really enjoyed reading this book. Particularly the interviews he had with different successful people in their respective industry. It was interesting the read about the different thoughts and point of view. Each person showed their personal struggles and path to success. Wonderful book!
Inspirational to Say the Least
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2020
The author story alone is enough to make this book worth the read. With that, the interviews in the book are insightful, inspiring, and a force for good. Being successful is not a difficult science, it just takes doing.
This book spells this out clearly and draws the reader towards living a more successful and accomplished life. I highly recommend it.
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2020
Great book for those that want to change their way of thinking in order to be more successful. Though I've read similar books on the subject, I feel as though this one was written better. Definitely recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2020
It's my opinion that the strength in this book lies in the various viewpoints of the individuals interviewed. It seems most often these type of books are trying to sell you a road map that only has one route to the destination. Here we have one map, seven different routes, and seven different destinations on that map.
We are all individuals, with individual definitions of success, with individual routes to get there. This book is a great reminder of that.
This is not just a self-help book.
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2020
This is a true call to action. I love the perspective of people who lose everything and triumph regardless. This is not just for leaders and a real call to make changes in any life.
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2020
Well written with some great interviews.
Just when you thought there was nothing new to learn on this subject, Curtis will prove you wrong.
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2020
I am one who likes stories of real people, how they became successful. This book not only tells of the author’s struggles (far bigger obstacles than I have ever experienced) but the book also has chapters where other people are interviewed and we hear their stories as well. Thus book is uplifting and I recommend it.
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2020
This a very motivational book, good reading, highly recommended!
Written from a very real person perspective
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2020
Well written like you were really talking to the persons in the book and very good senseable business advice about how to build your business an overcome obsticles. A book worth reading for business and personal adivce!
Useful Advice by a Successful Entrepreneur
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2021
How To Be Successful by M. Curtis McCoy is an inspirational book that teaches readers how to obtain success in their lives. Through his experiences, he offers valuable insight and advice on how to achieve prosperity.
The author begins by telling readers that to have a successful business they must fill a gap in the market. He talks about significant opportunities for self-improvement, which are often missed by many people. He then discusses his struggle with a brain tumor. Doctors said he would not survive it, but he survived the illness through alternative treatments at a clinic in Mexico. He then launched his business, named Best Cellular, which has become a successful company. Next, he advises readers to utilize difficulties for their benefit by using them as a stepping stone to prosperity. In this way, they will be positive and happy in every situation.
This book was very empowering. I encountered only a few errors in the book, so it was professionally edited. Furthermore, the book was uniquely structured, as the author scattered many of his interviews with famous people throughout the text, thereby making the book more exciting and interesting. Moreover, the author’s advice was original, as he shared with a genuine attitude. What I liked most about the text was that it was highly motivating and uplifting, helping readers overcome obstacles in their lives. I have no negative things to say about this book.
This book will be liked by young entrepreneurs who are launching a business and aim for success and prosperity in their lives. Christian readers will probably appreciate this book more, as there are Biblical verses in it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2020
How to Be Successful is a handbook to success. Mc Coy organized it as interviews with successful business people alternating with advice. The questions are identical for everyone, and the answers are also close among the respondents. They refer to family, faith, the right communication, behavior, discipline. Reading is also important, especially thoughtful, repeated, reflective reading of books written by such who already have reached success.
The author uses straightforward and easy to grasp language, but reading the book requires thinking and reflecting all along for the more performative purpose of bringing success to the reader.
The interviewees (most of them) acknowledge faith and religion as relevant factors and support advice with quotes from the Bible. So this advice has been there for as long as the Bible.
The effect of the book is all the more powerful as it addresses even people whose concern is more towards healing themselves of serious illnesses. Such have the example of the author, who started in life suffering from a debilitating condition and, after his first success, was brought back to zero by another disease, which he overcame and then became successful in business again.
The book has almost no errors or mistakes; it benefited from a remarkable proofreader who did a perfect job on it.
I grant How to Be Successful five stars out of five, and hope it will help many become as successful as its author.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2020
I feel this book will become a classic in its field. Author M. Curtis McCoy has superb advice for how to become successful. He runs a successful company yet is relatable and writes in an engaging style.
In addition to his own advice, which comes through many ups and downs while navigating a difficult medical diagnosis and still being successful, he also offers advice from other successful people in this book. He interviews many people who are doing extremely well in their chosen field and asks them the same set of questions. The answers are inspirational, helpful, and directly applicable to everyday life and to business life.
The author (and many of the experts he interviews) also touches on faith and on its role in his development and success, something which most other books in this field don't do. The mentions of Christianity are helpful for someone seeking to become successful while putting God first. The book could still be read in a purely secular manner if desired (e.g. by an agnostic), although it might not be the best choice for someone who is strongly opposed to Christianity.
The book is aimed at people of all ages; however, it clearly shows his desire to help young people because one of the questions asked in the book of each expert is "What advice would you give to your 18-year-old self?" This makes the book a great choice for a graduation gift. At the same time, the audience who will appreciate this is a wide audience of all ages, not just young people.
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2020
Having read a number of leadership and "how to be successful" books over the years, I approached this book with healthy dose of skepticism, but was quickly disarmed by McCoy's candor in sharing his own personal story of surviving brain cancer before the age of 30. The entire book is designed to "pay it forward" to people who truly want to pursue that goal they've always wanted to achieve, but weren't quite sure how to take the first step. One of my favorite parts of the book is how McCoy chooses to define success. "Success is about doing something that improves the lives of others and makes you truly happy." The idea of leaving the world, another person's life in a better place than which you found it is a theme that permeates throughout the book. It was a pleasure to read and serves as a source of motivation for those who are willing to cast aside doubt and take that first step.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2021
Can anyone be successful? M. Curtis McCoy interviewed several people, from different backgrounds, who had achieved success. The interviews revealed many similarities and habits these people had developed and practiced. I loved the difference in the backgrounds that reinforced the idea that there are methods we can develop and improve that will lead to success. McCoy went through his own trials when he suffered health problems that devastated his body, mind, and employment. He came back from these hardships. The only excuses we have for not succeeding are the ones we accept in our own minds. McCoy's interviews, and life experiences, show the reader that success is there for all - even me, even you!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2020
I decided to read How to be Successful because the past few months I have been on a journey to better my life and my thoughts. I can easily say that this book is a must read. I rate it a 5 out of 5 stars. Not only was it beautifully written but it was completely relatable. McCoy helps the reader to truly understand what success is. He explores with the reader how to achieve success and further guides the reader in how to behave after becoming successful.
I recommend that persons of all ages read this book. It was all the more informative as although McCoy spoke a lot about his personal journey, he also provided a number of interviews with persons who have all experienced success in their particular areas in life.
Don't take my word for it though. Read it for yourselves. I can assure you that when you have finished, you will be eager to start your new and improved lives.:)
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The messages and lessons in this book stayed with me
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2020
This book is one of the best self-help books I ever read. The messages really stayed with me, and I've found myself adopting some of the practices and lessons. The author's honesty was so refreshing, and he really tells the reader what is required to become successful without omitting the sleepless nights and sacrifices. The interviews conducted were quite inciteful as well, but my favourite has to be Mr McCoy's mother. The various people he interviewed as well show readers that we all have what it takes to be successful. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for success.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2021
This little book is a primer for anyone seeking to better themselves. I went on a treasure hunt through the pages, and I found nugget after nugget of gold. There are interviews with successful people included in the content, which was my favorite part.
This book is written by an overcomer; who doesn't love an overcomer? It's a great little read, I read it in two sittings.
Worthwhile, especially for young upstarts.
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