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The Seven Secrets: Unlocking genuine greatness

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Pastor Hagee presents a total of 7 principles with 7 subcategories under each for a total of 49 ideas to be applied in a daily context leading symbolically to a "year of jubilee." The significance of such a year is that debts are eliminated and there is a level field so that the rich do not continue to get richer at the expense of those in debt.

Written in a conversational style similar to his delivery from the pulpit, this is an easy read. He uses humor to make a serious point throughout the book. For any Christian who has read motivational books from the perspective of the Bible, these "secrets" are already known, but a gifted communicator like Pastor Hagee keeps it interesting.

Good and bad, but mostly good. Overall, I enjoyed his book, but I didn't like the fact that there were some political opinions expressed, that I believe most people didn't need to hear. It is a Christian book, not a book on politics, right? Aside from that, there was much wisdom in this book. I like when he talks about God putting his hand to hear, as he listens to your prayer request etc. Nice cover too. When it's all said and done, this is a book worth reading.

This is one of the best books I have ever read. If you are looking for true happiness and success you need to read this book. Everyone should have at least one copy in their home. John Hagee is an awesome writer and this is one of his best works. Motivational, inspiring.

This book is a must read ! I've read the book once and wanted to read it again. When I went to look for it I couldn't find it so I ordered another copy. Love this book by John Hagee and would recommend it to anyone that wants to renew their faith and uplift their sprits. I ordered a used copy and it arrived in a timely manner and in good condition.

Not too long ago I made a commitment in my life to finally do something I knew I absolutely needed to do: to begin to grow so spiritually mature that I was bigger than any problems that could be thrown at me.

This is a principle I learned from reading T. Harv Eker's "Secrets of the Millionaire Mind." However, as a Christian, it's often necessary for us to take other factors into account. We, as Christians, don't have to go it alone in life. We have God, and God wants to bless us beyond belief.

Regardless of whether we're believers or not though, as John Hagee says in "The Seven Secrets," "success is for everyone." Although success isn't necessarily what we think it is, it is available to all of us when we're willing to take the steps that will take us there.

Understanding what success is though isn't a key in this book. It is a prelude to achieving success in your life. Once you understand what success is and isn't, then you can work toward achieving it.

The way to do it is by applying the strategies outlined in this book by Hagee. These seven strategies are:

1. The Power of Your Mind
2. Perseverance
3. True Self Esteem
4. Self Mastery
5. Communication
6. The Power of Continuous Prayer
7. Prosperity: Unleashing God's Abundance

How you think is vital to your success. Being willing to stick with it no matter how bad things get is crucial to your success. Having self esteem and self mastery, and learning to see yourself the way God sees you will contribute to your overall success. Building solid relationships with God, yourself, and others is ultimately what it's all about, and you learn how to do this by learning good communication.

When you cultivate these things in your life, apply the power of prayer, and believe God for His goodness, you will unleash His abundance.

Hagee shows you how to do all of these things in your life. Unlike a lot of Christian books that can be too positive and make it sound like the process is too easy, Hagee doesn't do that.

To cultivate these things in your life and find success isn't easy. Hagee shows you how much more easily achievable it is when you allow yourself to rely on God for your source.

This is one of the best books I've ever read on spiritual growth. It has certainly helped me to understand more clearly what I need to do to live a successful life, the life God has in mind for me. This book is a clear action plan on how to live the successful life.

This book isn't to be missed. If your life isn't what you want to be, then you definitely need to read this book. Employ the principles, and it will change your life in ways you can't even imagine.

The Bible says, "the kingdom of God is within you." Find out what it is like to experience the Kingdom of God right now. Read this book and take action.

I thought I was introspective, until I read this book and learned to see myself the way everyone else does. I knew what kind of a person I wanted to be but had for years struggled with how to attain this. I didn't want change that was merely superficial and this really takes you down to the bare bones of your issues. As with any kind of worth while training you will be corrected as you read. My whole (very large family) has noticed a complete change in me over the last two years and I have purchased at least 10 copys of this book as gifts.

This book is one of those great reminders of what is important and how to really enjoy the things you have. It has practical suggestions and brings you back from the craziness of life to a more simpler vision. My husband and I listened to it on a long car-ride and we both thought is was helpful and inspirational.

This is a great book of many that John Hagee has written and it has a lot of useful information and scripture references as well as personal stories from his life concerning our responsibilities as a Christian and how we are to be good stewards of our finances. Great reading material for sure.

I always enjoy John Hagee works and this is no exception. Insightful and well written. I would add this up on my number one list. Pastor Hagee teaches you to dream big and you can achieve more fulfillment.

Throughout history people have been challenged to be the best that they can be. All around us are those who urge others to live up to their potential. Well, potential probably varies from person to person but no doubt each of us can use improvement.

All of us wish to be successful, whether it be in our personal or professional lives. With "The Seven Secrets" Pastor John Hagee refers to what he calls "godly principles" to help others achieve their goals and solve difficult problems.

Eloquently read by J. Charles the disc subtitled "Uncovering Genuine Greatness" discusses differences between false and real success. The author's motivational message includes attitude - focusing on perseverance, self-esteem, self-mastery, communication, prosperity, and prayer.

There are nuggets of wisdom and good advice for all in "The Seven Sisters."

- Gail Cooke