469 reviews for Greatest Motivational Quotes Bundle — 3 Books
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Three volumes together: motivation, inspiration and positivity. More than 1,150 quotes from over 500 people, among them Steve Jobs, Einstein, Socrates, Aristotle, Lao Tzu, Walt Whitman and Leonardo da Vinci.
Three volumes together: motivation, inspiration and positivity. More than 1,150 quotes from over 500 people, among them Steve Jobs, Einstein, Socrates, Aristotle, Lao Tzu, Walt Whitman and Leonardo da Vinci.
One volume gives you a moment; three give you a range. This set puts motivation, inspiration and positivity on the same shelf: more than 1,150 quotes drawn from over 500 of the people who actually shaped things. Steve Jobs, Albert Einstein, Aristotle, Socrates, Lao Tzu, Walt Whitman, Leonardo da Vinci, Mark Twain, Goethe, Emerson and Picasso among them.
Volume one is for the days that need fuel. Volume two is for the bigger questions. Volume three is for confidence and clarity, and for starting again. None of them has to be read in order. Open the one that fits, read a line, close it and get on with the day.
It suits someone who already returns to the same handful of quotes and wants them where a phone is not — on a desk, by a bed, or handed to a person who needs to hear it from someone other than you.
College senior, terrified about life after graduation. My mom got me this book and I was like, ok mom, thanks (eye roll). But honestly? The quotes about starting out, about failure being part of success, about courage - they're helping.…
Clean layout, quality quotes. What more do you need?
Great for team meetings. I reference it almost daily now.
More than 1,150 quotes across three books, for less than buying them one at a time. Ships within 48 hours, 30-day money back.
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Heather Petrov –
I was skeptical — how different could another quote book be? But the selection is genuinely thoughtful. Finding new favorites from Aristotle I’d never seen. Worth it.
Luca Kim –
I’ve gone through a lot of quote books and most are forgettable. This one has substance. The Zig Ziglar quotes resonated with me. Using it for tough times now.
Danielle Thompson –
Started highlighting my favorites. Half the book is highlighted now. That says something about the quality of selection.
Hiroshi Johnson –
I’m not usually one for self-help books, but this is different. Curated thoughtfully, not a dump of every quote ever written. Theodore Roosevelt and Confucius are well represented. I use it for journaling prompts and it’s become part of my routine.
Lindsay Singh –
I keep this on my nightstand and read a few pages before bed. Marcus Aurelius’s quotes have genuinely shifted my perspective. Not just random quotes — there’s thought behind the organization. Great for journaling prompts.
Chris Nelson –
I coach a high school basketball team. Read one quote before each practice. The players actually listen. Einstein’s persistence quotes get the most reaction.
Sven Robinson –
Picked this up on a whim. Pleasantly surprised by the depth.
Stacy Santos –
What I appreciate most is the curation. Every quote feels intentional. The Aristotle and Napoleon Hill sections are standouts. Great for workplace motivation.
Aaron Kowalski –
I’ve been collecting quote books for over a decade, so I’m pretty critical. This made the cut. The Confucius section is one of the best — not just obvious quotes, but deeper cuts that make you think. I use it for commute reading every day. Already recommended it to three friends.
Vanessa Adams –
Good mix of classic and lesser-known quotes. Well curated.