Become a Better You: 7 Keys to Improving Your Life Every Day | Joel Osteen

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	Become a Better You: 7 Keys to Improving Your Life Every Day Joel Osteen Free Press, 2007 - 379 pages average customer review:based on 174 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Positive Enhancement

At first I wasn't sure what to expect, but once I started reading it was hard to put the book down. To be able to relate to what Joel Osteen is saying on a personal level is inspiring. I have been able to use what he has said in my own life and during the hard times. I have even had others read excerpts of the book to help them when they are having a rough time.

This truly is a book to help you through the rough days and to enhance the good days. I hope Joel will write another one soon.

Wonderful Book

This is a wonderful book. Joel is such a positive man in such a negative world, His books are great to learn to the the best life that you can. Great Minister.

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Become a Better You

I received order in a timely manner and everything was in good condition. Very pleased.

Become A Better You

Wow! Excellent book-perfect condition-fast delivery ! I can not put it down-inspirational. motivational, and simple too apply the principles.

Christianity as a Self-Help Kick???

Stephen Covey has his seven habits. Joel Osteen now offers his. When I first heard about this book, I was skeptical, precisely because I'm not sure that Christianity at its heart is a self-help movement. Osteen won me over, though, and he offers seven strategies and habits for readers to use to improve their lives.

It does remind me of a colloquy in which a theologian was asked what he thought about the Apostle Paul versus Norman Vincent Peale. The theologian quipped that, "he found "Paul appealing and Peale appalling."

"Become a Better You" presumes, if not a Christian reader, at least a reader who believes in God. Even those who do not fall into either category might benefit from this book, which could be like chicken soup - "It won't hurt and it just may help."

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