Make Your Bed: Little Things That Can Change Your Life...And Maybe the World
K**R
Great Idea!
Bought this as a Christmas present for someone who was having a really hard time in life. Not sure if he ever read it but I really liked the authors original speech. I've heard amazing things about this book so I'm considering buying it again.
E**7
Phenomenal Book
This book was so amazingly inspirational and insightful! I'm very grateful that I read it. The words of this book and the advice of the author were just what I needed at just the right time. I think everyone should read this book. I do believe that if we all took William McRaven's words to heart and followed his advice we could in fact change the world for the better.
O**A
Awesome little book full of great stories
I have bought several of these for graduation gifts. I can't think of anything better for a young man, or woman, to read this wonderful book full of insights. I loved it and the recent graduate really loved it too.
A**R
Rules from the Rugged
A short book that delivers life lessons from Navy SEAL training. Some ideas truly stick—simple, actionable, and powerful. Others feel familiar or surface-level. Still, a good peek into SEAL mindset and discipline.Rating: 4/5 — Some ideas are great, some just okay, but overall, a worthwhile and motivating read.
M**R
Start With Making Your Bed
In 2023, I was in a book writing masterclass and I raised my virtual hand when the question was asked who has a topic. The first point I made in my topic was the task of making your bed. It makes a world of difference in a mindset shift. Two year later finding this book as I am preparing for another shift really hit home. This was a short yet powerful impacting read.
T**
Mentality
This remarkable read lets you in on why the little things are most important. Dive into the life of a navy seal and understand why Making Your Bed can change your whole mood.
W**D
Never give up
During my 24 year career as a Naval Aviator I had my share of failures, more so from what I didn’t do than for what I did wrong. I hit the glass ceiling at rank 0-5. This was a tough pill to swallow, so the last 5 years demanded a lot of courage as I served in dead end obscure positions. I never gave up or lost hope. This has paid off handsomely in the form of free health services as I approach age 92.
J**S
Good book
Great book on of my favorites
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