"The Miracle Morning: Uncover the Simple Secret to Transforming Your Life Before 8am"

Melanie: I enjoyed reading this book and it helped me feel more motivated. Although like all self development books, you don't have to keep all the advices and really just adjust depending on your personality and habits. I don't believe in everything written but some advices were good. It is an interesting book for those who want a bit of self motivation and positive vibes.

United Kingdom on Sep 12, 2023

Annette Chapman: I really enjoyed the ideas and suggestions to get your day started. Practical and encouraging.

United Kingdom on Sep 03, 2023

UMA Chaudhary: The book is really amazing for those are productive in the morning

India on Aug 26, 2023

megan hoodmegan hood: Found a typo
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United States on Aug 23, 2023

Gwendalyn ♡: Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Review: Honestly I have never been a morning person, I always dreaded them and never realized how much they truly make or break your day and life. Really good tips in the book and super descriptive to help really develop your most productive morning self!

United States on Aug 22, 2023

jaffar Hakkim: While many authors would want to flaunt theor language skills and vocabulary, this author has simply been sticking to the basics - convey the message in simple words to.make it impactful/powerful.

I never had this much of an urge to.finish reading a book after I have started it. Recommend it for everyone.

India on Aug 07, 2023

Sonya Sleem: I loved this book. I had trouble for decades trying to craft the perfect schedule. I would always wake up late and feel like I was chasing the clock. Thank you Hal for writing this book. It has taught me how to organize my morning in such a way that a successful day is guaranteed baring some extreme circumstances. After I complete the Miracle Morning, I feel in control and organized and productive. The clarity I feel is astounding.

United States on Aug 01, 2023

S: One time read.

India on Jul 30, 2023

Amy S. White: This is the first book I have finished, probably in my adult life and definitely in the last 10yrs. Normally I skip through the books finding bits and pieces that catch my interest before losing interest. Now each morning I wake up and I'm excited to sit down and read The Miracle Morning and practice the Life S.A.V.E.R.S.

Why is The Miracle Morning different? It has inspired me to be the successful entrepreneur I had always envisioned I would be "someday." Not there yet, but I expect to be in 90 days. All along deep inside I knew I would most likely fail at this too, since that's how I viewed everything I had attempted to do in my life. I was afraid of failure, so if I didn't try I couldn't fail. Right?

Hal shared all his real life traumatic and life altering experiences, failures and devastating financial set backs. Which I could relate to on a personal level. If Hal could go thru all that which is similar to my life experiences and he come out the other side more successful and found an even greater amount of financial freedom, then I could to. "If" I implemented all of the steps that enabled Hal to not only reach his goals but exceed his own expectations of those...

United States on Jul 09, 2020

Alison: The first segment of this book is a retelling of his "great life to near death to great life to financial ruin to great life" story (which was published before his "great life to rare cancer to great life" chapter.) I'll give him this: he is superbly adaptive to his circumstances, and God bless him for that. But the core notion that life SHOULD be lived, MUST be lived, at 100% in order to have an exceptional, happy, fulfilled life is utter bunk.

I like Tony Robbins' approach--live life with passion. Absolutely. But to think that most humans are living in mediocrity completely invalidates (not to mention judges) how others find happiness. I know people who live to fish, that being out on the water every weekend is what they live for. Some of them even make their living fishing. Are they living their lives to their full potential? Who knows? Are they happy? They say they are, so who are we to say that's a life of mediocrity?

I know a guy who lives like Hal Elrod describes--full on, all the time, super successful, incredibly rich. The guy called me the other day drunk, sobbing, completely unhinged because he is so desperately unhappy, being unable to process his...

United States on Oct 14, 2018