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Life Management 101

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BUT... If you're not yet where you want to be in life, if you're a slave to your job (or business), if your like 98% of the population, YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS!

Don't let the simplicity of James's message fool you into dismissing these powerful ideas. (As apparently happened to the last reviewer.)

Yes... These ideas are simple (notice I did not say easy...) but it is their simplicity that gives them so much power.

You don't need a 6 CD set with a 500 page workbook full of theory.

All you need to transform your thinking and take your life to the next level is ONE, straight to the point, no punches pulled, CD recorded by someone who "walks his talk".

You don't need a boatload of hard to implement (or even understand) strategies and tactics.

All you need is a handful of simple to follow (yet incredibly empowering) ACTIONS to take.

All you need is "Life Management 101"...

Buy it. Listen to it. Then do it!

I have listened to this CD twice, and plan to listen to it over and over again. James gives step-by-step instructions to reclaiming your life so that you can use your time for the things that are truly important. I have bought many of James Brausch's products, and as usual, I was impressed by the simplicity and excellence of the information.

I highly recommend this CD to everyone who is serious about improving their lives.

But there is one caveat - the actions he details are simple - not easy.

The bottom line is: Do you want to become one of the 2% who are willing to do what it takes to break out of the rat race? If so, this CD is for you.

Steve Oliphant

This one my greatest buys. Although I personally have bought many of James' products before and always raved about them, this is the one that he should have made available first.
I just loved the shear simpilicity of the advice given here although how many of us take the action neccessary to regain the life that we all crave to have. Its a step by step process that James takes you through on how to regain those valuable hours minutes that we more often than not waste away and acheiving very little in the process in terms of the actual value that we derive from that process.
Excellent - and cannot recomment it highly enough. IT WILL change you and your life and the way you see yourself and the world around you - if you let it, and in the most positive sense of the word.
I just loved the title - Time Management / Crossed out to read Life management - because that is exactly what it is.

Hamant Keval

... logic is thrown out the window. He tells you to smash your TV and live life instead. Then he tells a story of a letter he got from a man who said not all television watching is bad. The man said he and his son watched a show about lions in Africa and a show about homeless drug addicts. The man said he and his son learned something. James Brausch said the man and his son could learn the same things by going on an African safari and by volunteering at a homeless shelter. Okay, works for me. But what if the man and his son had watched a show about the persecution of Jews or the history of the Klan. Should the man and his son persecute Jews and join the KKK instead of watching the television documentaries? In this case I think television (and common sense) wins out.

If you are familiar with John Prine's tune "Spanish Pipedream," you'll recognize James Brausch's message. Braush gives several specific actions to take your life back by recognizing the value of your time and your family. Some of the suggestions are dramatic (hammer your TV) and others common sense, if not common practice. His logic and explanations are very persuasvie. I'm ready to hire someone to do MY housework!

Don't purchase this CD expecting a miracle because this CD won't give it to you. Nothing can do that; you can only "do" it to yourself.

What this CD will give you is practical action steps you can take to begin taking back your life by making better use of your time. Don't expect silly tips (like how to save five minutes by brushing your teeth in the shower) or other nonsense; the suggestions made by James in this CD will require fundamental changes to the way you act every day. In fact, this CD isn't about changing what you do; it's about changing YOU.

If you are ready to admit to yourself that you need to change, then this CD is for you. Otherwise your money would be better spent on another movie DVD.

Thanks for listening,
Tom

I've got two other Brausch CD's, and this one is least useful of the three. Several topics covered here need to be fleshed out in more detail. There are other books on this subject done by other prominent marketers(I'm thinking of Dan Kennedy) which provide considerably more heft for the dollar.

At points on this disc its implied that this is the first in a series. Hopefully the foundations laid here will receive fuller treatment then.