The 21 Day Miracle

How to Change Anything in 3 Short Weeks

De: Ed Rush

Narrado por: Rob Actis

Discover the ancient secret to changing anything....

Listen carefully. You were meant for more. You have a message, story, or experience that’s going to change the world. And the fact is I didn't need to tell you that. You’ve known it all your life.

Problem is you haven’t gotten to your dreams yet because you’ve been told it that, “Slow and steady wins the race.” It doesn’t.

Speed wins. And successful people build their lives around “Strategic Sprints”.

So imagine for a moment what it would be like to have the power to accelerate your success. Imagine being able to change anything in your life and to have total control over your mind, your body, your emotions, your relationships, and your future.

What if you could invest just three short weeks to become the person you want to be? What if you could quickly accomplish your goals and simultaneously increase your income and impact? What if you had a secret formula for accomplishing any goal...no matter how hard?

You’d win every time.

This book is about winning. Every time.

©2017 Ed Rush (P)2019 Ed Rush

Great practicality/doability of his teachings

Ed Rush has most definitely been given heavenly downloads. His teachings here are so simple but profoundly obvious after introspection.

Easy to follow and packs a punch

A good read plenty of best practices that can be implemented immediately. The book itself is a 21 day plan that can create Trumatic results in a short period of time. Thanks Ed for sharing your best practices.

Flying High in 21 Days

Narrator's voice was PERFECT!! Stories entertaining with valuable lessons. VERY ENCOURAGING & HELPFUL!! APPRECIATE ED!!!

Dude... bro

It takes a very niche audience to enjoy this book. The whole atmosphere is just more "Dude... Bro" than I can stomach. I made it to chapter 13 before throwing in the towel; his advice to watch Rambo, can't get past it. 🤣

Less than Stellar

This book is titled to sell, but simply reiterates everyone else’s ideas. It’s almost sophomoric. I am sad I wasted my credit because this is a waste of my time. You really get the impression that the author is arrogant and a grifter.