He Made Me Think Book Review
Posted by Cathy Mahady on Thursday, April 8th, 2010
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My last couple of posts have mentioned that my friend Saul Jacobson wrote his first book, “He Made Me Think.” I recommended the book to you prior to reading it myself because I know what a great mentor and business coach Saul is and anything he wants to share with you would be of significant value and worth your time.
I have now had the opportunity to read the book myself. And as I expected, I am very pleased with the teachings he provides in the book. I was not disappointed.
I found myself experiencing a full spectrum of emotions – from admiration and respect, to laugh out loud laughter, to real tears, to disbelief and thoughts of “wow, that really makes you think.”
Saul masterfully shares the age old wisdoms through compelling stories, renowned quotations, and shocking statistics that make these ancient truths even more poignant.
It’s all the things you’d want your mother to tell you, things you want to then passionately pass on to your own children.
Saul’s teachings demonstrate the valued characteristics of life – courage, tenacity, self exploration, humor, and being a good friend. Knowing these truths can and will powerfully impact one’s life.
One of my favorite quotes from the book was from his mother, Razel Jacobson. She taught Saul, “Learn something every single day. And then teach it to someone else tomorrow.” I believe Saul has done just that with this book – he has been a good student and now a good teacher.
Some of the stories are just amazing and seem unbelievable … until you realize that in order for your dreams to come true, you need to believe!
And you’ll have to go get the book to discover what I think is the most pivotal truth of all – a truth he learned from his dear wife, Ginger. If we all learn this one truth, we won’t ever settle for less than we are meant to have.
Thanks Saul, You made me think!
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Filed in Recommendations | One response so far
Saul Jacobsonon 10 Apr 2010 at 1:12 pm 1Cathy,
You have no idea how much I appreciate you.
You also have no idea how much your review means to me.
The book was a labor of love and a dream-come-true for me. Having someone with such credibility and a lifelong learner like yourself say the kind things you have written is truly an honour.
Thank you for being my friend.
And thank you for being an inspiration to everyone you meet through your blog and by the way you live your life.
Saul