Love It or Hate It

Motive Secret

De: Margaret Normeshie

Narrado por: Betsy Grisard

This self-guide, written by the author, attempts to clarify human and to provide understanding of the ways motives affect our daily leaves. The audiobook is aimed at young adults, parents, and professionals who are confused, even pessimistic, about finding the right ways to make and keep healthy relationships alive.

©2014 Margaret Normeshie (P)2015 Margaret Normeshie

Amazing Book!!!

What made the experience of listening to Love It or Hate It the most enjoyable?

This inspirational life book is full of real-life experiences that most people could not address.
The detailed motivational guides in the book make me want to listen to every aspect of it from start to finish. Moreover, its only an hour and half long but the information in the book is very precise and direct. The narrator did an excellent job in voicing out openly. GREAT BOOK!!

What other book might you compare Love It or Hate It to and why?

I could compare this book to The Secret by Rhonda Byrne.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I could compare this book to The Secret by Rhonda Byrne.
I will like to listen to this book in one sitting because the writer has a great wisdom in explaining the standards for our motive. The words in this book make me wonder why l do things certain ways sometimes. She told in the book that "when you have a standard motive, you will attract much opposition and many challenges....." This is so true".

Any additional comments?

I love this book allot!!!

This book is awesome!!

Have you ever wondered why despite all your efforts, nothing seems to go the way in which you intended? Stop and ask yourself, "what is my real motive for doing this".
This book helps you to discover the answer to that question and so much more. If you have difficulties in discovering your true potential then you need to read this!
One thing that I like , is the fact that real life experiences, which everyone can relate to were used to convey this powerful message. Margaret took the time to provide the reader with step by step information as how to unlock the secret to how to have a better job, a better relationship and a better life in general.

Few of my favorite points from this book are:
1. Motives kills dreams.
2. Motives makes you unique and separated from the rest of the world.
3. Once we lose sight of our motive we begin to sink down.

Also the narrator was perfect. I felt like I was listening to a conversation I had with friends. I thoroughly enjoyed it and looking forward to more of her work.

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What did you love best about Love It or Hate It?

If you ever feel a bit depress, lost or just without motivation, I really recommend this book.

What insight do you think you’ll apply from Love It or Hate It?

I started to listen with a little of doubt if it would help me, because I’m in my thirties and with some uncertainties about where I’m going with some aspects of my life, and I think I never thought about the MOTIVES of some decisions, and now I’m starting to think more conscious about why I should do or do not things, because I have to work for my purpose in order to achieve a plenty life. Also, now I think about the motives of the decisions of other people does and affects me, so I don’t have to take anything personal, because, everyone is working towards their own purposes, and their motives are not always lead to another person but to their own. I really enjoyed listened this book.

Any additional comments?

I recommend to listening in the morning or when you are going to sleep, as a kind of meditation, because the content and the voice of the narrator will make you feel comfortable, relax and full of peace as you think in your motives for your next move.

Wonderful self-guide book

What did you love best about Love It or Hate It?

I loved the way it's written. The author uses personal experiances throughout the book to make the "dry" topic seem more personal. The audio book drew me in, and kept all of my attention for the entire 120min length. My initial idea was to listen to the book while working, but that was just not possible. Loved every second of it.

What did you like best about this story?

The story is written in a way that makes you actually wonder and ask yourself "am I the best version of myself"? It is the thing that differentiates it from the other Motivation books outhere that make their author seem condescending and boring. It actually forces you to think, and with the author's personal examples knitted throughout makes and exceptionally fun and helful read.

What does Betsy Grisard bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Betsy Grisard is a narration legend, and I probably bought 80% of hardcopy books that I own because of her narration. With Mrs. Grisard's narration you feel like the book is made for you only, and noone else.

What’s an idea from the book that you will remember?

What keeps coming back to my mind is "A good motive applied in the wrong direction automatically becomes a wrong one".The first time I heard this quote it really took me by surprise. I kept going back to the chapter 6, and listen to it again and again.

Any additional comments?

I would like to wish the author many more books like this one.

Unbelievable!!!! Pure! True! 100% On Point!

To say that Margaret Normeshie is the Napoleon Hill of this generation is an understatement! Undoubtedly she stands on his shoulders and others like him. But she brings a raw and visceral feel; a serrated blade that cuts to the bone. She doesn't send you skipping away down the yellow brick road like, say, a Zig Ziegler or Joel Osteen type. No, she gives you your medicine more like Mary Poppins. Because, while you can't deny the painful reality she is dealing with, you also can't deny the ever present spoonful of sugar. Within seconds she has your focus inward and willing to take an honest self-inventory. This is the right message at the right time with the right aim: self ! Thank you Margaret Normeshie !!!!