1239 reviews for Greatest Motivational Quotes of All Time Book
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260+ hand-picked quotes from leaders, thinkers and builders — Steve Jobs, Henry Ford, Mark Twain, Albert Einstein, Thomas Jefferson and Robert H. Schuller among them. A desk or nightstand book, rather than a read-through.
260+ hand-picked quotes from leaders, thinkers and builders — Steve Jobs, Henry Ford, Mark Twain, Albert Einstein, Thomas Jefferson and Robert H. Schuller among them. A desk or nightstand book, rather than a read-through.
A quote read on a phone is gone by lunch. A book on the desk is still there in the morning. This one holds 260+ lines from leaders, thinkers and builders — chosen rather than collected, every one from a person who built something. Steve Jobs, Henry Ford, Mark Twain, Albert Einstein, Thomas Jefferson, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Robert H. Schuller are among them.
There is no order to keep. Leave it on the desk and open it when you need a reset, or read a run of pages and stop where you like. Some of the lines are familiar — “The secret of getting ahead is getting started” — and some will be new.
It suits a person who wants the words to hand rather than saved somewhere, and who is buying it for themselves or for someone in the middle of something hard.
I manage a team and started sharing quotes from this in weekly meetings. Response has been great. Henry Ford's wisdom on leadership is particularly relevant. Recommend for anyone in management.
Got this as a new job gift but read through it first. Almost kept it. The Abraham Lincoln quotes are timeless. Ended up ordering a second copy for myself.
Perfect for meditation practice. I share quotes with my team regularly. The Winston Churchill section gets referenced the most.
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Monica Harris (verified owner) –
Every writer needs this book. Emerson alone is worth it.
Rebecca Collins (verified owner) –
Perfect for our company newsletter. Grabbed several already.
Timothy Clark (verified owner) –
Engineer brain here – I appreciate how organized this book is. You can find what you need quickly. The Einstein quotes on problem-solving are obviously relevant to my work. But it’s the Stoic wisdom from Marcus Aurelius that’s changed how I handle project stress. Wasn’t expecting a quote book to improve my mental health but here we are.
Stephanie Hill (verified owner) –
Got this for my husband for fathers day, now its MY book lol. The Maya Angelou quotes are my favorite. Really well put together.
Elizabeth Howard (verified owner) –
Middle school teacher here. I write a quote on the board every morning from this book. The kids groan but I’ve caught them taking pictures of them. Einstein’s quotes about curiosity and learning resonate with them more than any lecture I could give. Teaching is hard these days – this book helps me remember why it matters.
Brett Anderson (verified owner) –
Life coach, 10 years in practice. This book is more useful than half my certification courses. The distilled wisdom from Tony Robbins, Jim Rohn, Zig Ziglar – it’s coaching gold. I gift it to clients who graduate my program. It’s their maintenance manual for a well-lived life.
Jeffrey Allen (verified owner) –
Good stuff in here. Very inspirational.
Patricia Okonkwo (verified owner) –
My husband bought this for me when I was going through chemo. I read it every morning in the infusion chair. Maya Angelou’s words about courage kept me grounded when everything felt out of control. I’m now in remission and this book stays on my nightstand. It’s not just quotes – it’s medicine for the soul.
Lauren Edwards (verified owner) –
Perfect end-of-class readings. My students love it.
Robert Kim (verified owner) –
The Steve Jobs quotes in here are incredible. As someone in tech, seeing his philosophy on innovation and persistence collected alongside ancient wisdom from Aristotle creates this amazing perspective. It’s like a conversation across centuries. I’ve dog-eared probably thirty pages already.