Lose the Limits

Break Your Limiting Beliefs, Become a More Productive You, Achieve Everything You Want in Life

De: Christian Chasmer

Narrado por: Keegan Brumm

Do you want a more fulfilling life but have no idea where to start? Do you want to start that business or run that marathon but have no time? Are you happy in life but know you can be happier if you just did something different but you don't know what?

Forget the excuses, circumstances, and reasons for not being where you want to be. These limiting beliefs hold you down, and prevent you from achieving the life you want.

A limiting belief is an agreement that you have made with yourself, one that puts a limit on your capabilities. A limiting belief can be as simple as "oh, I could never play guitar" or as complex as "I could never be a success because I am not smart enough".

Lose the Limits uncovers these limiting beliefs that you have subconsciously created in your own life. It shows you the five proven principles to breaking these chains, and being the you that you've always wanted to be. Whether you want to be financially free, land the job of your dreams, travel the world, or just live a more fulfilling life, this audiobook gives you the steps to reach your dreams.

Lose the Limits will show you how to:

• Identify limiting beliefs that you have created in your own mind.
• Discover what you are passionate about and what motivates you.
• Change your beliefs about social-norms.
• Find out what everyone else is doing, and how it is actually holding you back.
• Create massive action steps to progress your life forward immediately.
• Achieve everything you want in life, and live the way you have always dreamed of

Do not wait to live the life you have always wanted to live. It can be yours today as long as you take action! Start that journey today.

©2015 Christian Chasmer (P)2015 Christian Chasmer

loose the limits

Ok love it! stay focused on the goals thanks!
I will be sharing with others. Both was very clear about every situation in life.Yes it is a choice we make.

I can't get past the white noise in the background

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

I couldn't get past the washer/dryer/fan noise in the background of the narrator and the constant smacking of his lips and sucking on his spit between pauses in reading.

Would you be willing to try another book from Christian Chasmer? Why or why not?

Perhaps. If there was a different narrator maybe?

material recycled and narrator speaks too fast

unfortunately material is recycled. back story very interesting. narrator speaks uncomfortably fast. that said, likely would be good for someone younger.

Why wasn't this edited?

The message is there and I could see the book being helpful. Unfortunately the quality of the narration leaves a lot to be desired. The actual reading feels rushed and the words mumbled or muffled. Regarding the recording quality : At one point I heard random laughing and talking in the background which wouldn't have been that noticeable if it hadn't clearly distracted Mr. Brumm, who then clears his throat (perhaps in an attempt to get the talkative group to be quiet?) it worked but not well...wish they had edited this.

Skip it

Terribly read. Does the reader know about punctuation? Also there really wasn't any new information. Just five mantras from other books.

Concise and holistic, but nothing new.

PRO: short and concise. Centralizes learnings into one book and covers the primary points.

CON: nothing new. Doesn't address the challenges associated.

Useful and Concise

I really enjoyed this book. It's refreshing to listen to a short book where you don't get lost in a sea of semi-related content. Of course, it is not ground breaking material - but it is a great reminder of what to focus on, neatly packed in a digestible format.

I had read negative reviews about the audio not being edited and I would say this: it's a small mishap that lasts 10 seconds and does not affect the overall experience. On the contrary, it makes it sound like you are sat across the narrator, and that he is human. So I wouldn't let that influence your decision of giving the book a shot.

Go ahead and take action to break your limiting beliefs - it's worth the work!

Rhetoric

Would you try another book from Christian Chasmer and/or Keegan Brumm?

No

Has Lose the Limits turned you off from other books in this genre?

No

Would you be willing to try another one of Keegan Brumm’s performances?

Absolutely not!!

If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Lose the Limits?

The parts where Brumm repeatedly coughs and clears his throat and the parts with background noise.

Any additional comments?

This was not very good.The content lacked sincerity and the performance was lackluster and disappointing.

Unprofessional

Unprofessional recording which I could have overlooked if it had valuable information. Sad stories about himself and how he over came it from such rough beginnings. nothing new of value to recommend to anyone.

Full of cliches and quotes

This is more of a booklet than an actual book. The author claims to have been studying limiting beliefs for "over 5 years" and constantly mentions how at he's worked with SO many millionaires, but there is little of substance in this book. And although the phrase "limiting beliefs" is prolific in the text, he obviously knows nothing about what they really are and what to do about them.

Take out the cliches and quotations and it wouldn't even be a booklet, maybe a tri-fold pamphlet. If someone has NEVER read a book or heard a speaker about personal development, they might find it of value, but otherwise, it was a waste of an hour of my time.

In summary:
1. Find your why - goals, goals, goals. Make a personal vision statement. Put it on the wall and refer to it regularly.
2. Know you cannot fail - Keep on keeping on and you'll eventually succeed.
3. Create positive habits - Power of positive thinking. Nod to the 4 agreements.
4. Law of attraction - choose your friends and heroes wisely. You're the sum of your 5 closest friends.
5. Continuous growth - become a lifelong learner.

There, I saved you $3 for the audiobook and an hour of your time in the 30 seconds it took you to read this review.

The narrator was terrible. Spoke really, really fast like he was trying to win a race. Also, Aristotle is now a southern gal named Aristot Lee. Who knew?