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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Jennifer Williams (verified owner) –
Exactly what I needed for my morning routine. The Steve Jobs quotes alone are worth the price.
Ian Edwards (verified owner) –
Bought this after a rough quarter at work. The selection is solid – not just the obvious quotes everyone knows. Found several from lesser-known speeches that really resonated.
Grant Ahmed (verified owner) –
Bought this on a recommendation and wasn’t sure what to expect. Ended up being exactly what I needed. The Dale Carnegie section is phenomenal — quotes presented with context that makes them land differently.
Leah Walker (verified owner) –
Skeptical of anything claiming to have the ‘greatest’ of anything. But the selection here is legitimately strong. Classic quotes plus some deeper cuts I hadn’t seen.
Grant Larsson (verified owner) –
The W. Clement Stone and Napoleon Hill quotes are my favorites. Worth every penny.
Aaron Kowalski (verified owner) –
I’ve been collecting quote books for over a decade, so I’m pretty critical. This made the cut. The Emerson section is one of the best — not just obvious quotes, but deeper cuts that make you think. I use it for team meetings every day. Already recommended it to three friends.
Mei Fernandez (verified owner) –
Bought this on a recommendation and wasn’t sure what to expect. Ended up being exactly what I needed. The Winston Churchill section is phenomenal — quotes presented with context that makes them land differently.
Renee Patel (verified owner) –
I’ve tried a lot of methods for sales training, and this book has been the most consistent. The Henry Ford and Aristotle quotes give me something to think about throughout the day. Not overwhelming, not preachy. Just good content.
Nicole Baker (verified owner) –
Received this as a Christmas gift and it’s become one of my most-used books. I reference the Zig Ziglar quotes constantly at work. The Steve Jobs section surprised me too — found real gems I’d never heard.
Mason Murray (verified owner) –
Recommended by a colleague for personal growth. They were right — it’s become part of my daily routine. The Marcus Aurelius section is especially good.