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Inc. Your Dreams: For Any Woman Who Is Thinking About Her Own Business

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I am writing to tell you how much I enjoyed reading Inc Your Dreams. Prehaps "enjoyed" doesn't fully capture my opinion of the message ; I think what you have to say is tremendously important, and you say it very well. I especially like the attitude you don't convey-you guide and inspire without preaching, without rules, and allow for the differences in experience, perspective and priorities. I have already recommended your book to others. Thank you writing the book and sharing yourself with all of us.

I received the audiotapes of this book as a gift from a friend in 1995. I listened to the tapes once, then went through them again and did the exercises. Not only did they help me figure out if I was a good candidate to run my own business, but the exercises helped me to see my strengths and skills in a whole new way! I bought the book, and have gone through it and the audiotapes several times since then, at key points in my life. Rebecca's audiotapes and book have helped me to clarify what I want to do with my life and and what I want to release from my life. I've bought several copies of the books for friends who were getting ready to take the leap into new careers, and every one of them has benefitted from Rebecca's wisdom and exercises! Rebecca's success - and her straightforward way of sharing it - has truly bred success in my life and the life of my friends!

This is a great book to begin self discovery. The matrix is a way of looking at how your gifts, talents, skills discribe the truth about you. Furthermore, if your willing to ponder some more you will discover your-dreams. Begin to Inc. your dreams, that is what this book is about. Create for yourself what you want. Own your business and work that you love!

It's an absolute must for female entrepreneurs everywhere. I will cherish my Inc. Your Dreams diary forever and refer back to it whenever I need to. Thank you Rebecca Maddox - for helping me get where I wanted to be

I first read this book in 1995 and I was incredibly affected by its advice. For the first time in my life, I was getting practical, realistic advice on selecting a direction for my career--- based on the strengths I had and the things I loved doing. Since then, I have read the book two more times--- and each time it has served as a solid guide to focus my thoughts and buoy my spirits. Author Rebecca Maddox is insightful, to the point, a realist and an inspiring coach. Through her thought-provoking exercises, concrete "What do I do next?"- type writing, you'll find yourself drawn into this book-- excited to turn each next page. I would highly recommend this book for anyone who wants to devote some time and energy to truly creating a livelihood they can love. You don't need to be entrepreneurial or future business owner, either--- this book is for the part of each of us that yearns to create a career that energizes us, capitalizes on our strengths and taps into our fullest potential. I would love to hear from others who've read this book to share our ideas on how its affected us and our futures.

Rebecca gives us an honest look at what must be done to prepare for entrepreneurship. She gives us ways to test ourselves to see if we have what it takes to be successful. Rebecca makes us think about our individual motivations and how to apply what we love to what we do. A personal and professional must read!

If you are really interested in doing what you want to do and realizing your dreams--there are better things to read than this trash. For women, I would recommend anything by Faith Popcorn or
Carol Hyatt, both are much better writers and convey more meaningful information.

Book is terrible, weak, poorly written and waste of time. I can't believe that it is still for sale, as I heard that the author bought all copies, nobody else would. Don't waste your time!