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.
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Raymond Clarke –
Twenty years in finance. Seen markets crash, clients panic, portfolios evaporate. The Stoic wisdom in this book – Marcus Aurelius on what we can and cannot control – should be required reading for anyone in this industry. W. Clement Stone on positive mental attitude helps too. This book is emotional regulation training disguised as quotes.
Amber Wilson –
Been through a few quote collections over the years. This one stands out for having depth beyond the usual suspects. Whoever curated this actually put thought into it.
Ingrid Williams –
Finally a quote book that isn’t full of cheesy internet nonsense.
Rosa Garcia –
Using this for sunday planning every morning. The Marcus Aurelius quotes set the right mindset. Good quality too, feels substantial in your hands.
Adam Turner –
Solid book. Quality binding. Good quotes.
Lucia Yamamoto –
Not your typical fluffy inspiration book. Real depth here, especially the Mark Twain section. I keep it at my bedside. Solid purchase.
Shane Garcia –
Perfect for tough times. I share quotes with my team regularly. The Theodore Roosevelt section gets referenced the most.
Carlos Young –
Bought this as a mentor thank-you gift and ended up getting one for myself too. The organization makes it easy to find what you need. Theodore Roosevelt’s wisdom hits different in context.
Christine Baker –
I run a company with 200 employees. Leadership is lonely. This book is like having mentors across history in my pocket. The Dale Carnegie quotes about leadership, the Churchill quotes about decision-making – they apply every single day. I’ve made it required reading for my management team. We even reference specific quotes in our leadership meetings now.
Keith Rossi –
I’ve tried a lot of methods for tough times, and this book has been the most consistent. The Henry Ford and Thomas Jefferson quotes give me something to think about throughout the day. Not overwhelming, not preachy. Just good content.