Uncovering Your Unique Purpose: The Journey to Achieving Significance

C. Pearson: Great writer. Great guy. You learn a lot of Christian values from the book. I highly recommend it for young men.

United States on Aug 11, 2023

Kay: Inspirational

United States on Oct 13, 2022

Slash T. Phillips: Tony Dungy's work has had a new chapter added. This book walks the reader through the realities of being a Christian in the sports realm and a Christian in the Marketplace, much like the Apostle Paul had to face. Great book for young men and not-so-young men.

United States on Apr 24, 2021

K. M. B.: Este libro fue un regalo, y la persona que lo recibió está muy contenta con él, era todo lo que deseaba. Bien!

Mexico on Dec 29, 2019

James Marshall: poor.

United Kingdom on Feb 23, 2018

Amazon Customer: Emphasis on the importance of servanthood, sacrifice, humility, dedication; all those things that don't come narurally

Canada on Jan 20, 2018

Amazon Customer: Excellent book, giving it to my 4 sons as Christmas gift.

Canada on Dec 23, 2016

Gino Vaillancourt: Good overall book.

Canada on Dec 18, 2014

Tish: If you have ever asked yourself, " what am I doing wrong", this book can help you get it right. I am a female and I bought the book because I admire Tony Dungy. Little did I know how the book would change my life. My husband took the book from me and read it. It was such an eye opener for him, that our lives together have gotten soooooo much better. He is more attentive. He apologized for not helping me around the house and with our kids on a more consistent basis. Ladies, buy this book for the men in your lives. It will change them forever.... and make your life easier, happier, and more enjoyable. Thanks Mr. Dungy, you will never know how much I appreciate having an " UNCOMMON MAN"!!

United States on Aug 20, 2010

Glynn Young: Tony Dungy, head coach for the Indianapolis Colts, can't help but speak from his faith. It saturates his life, his work and his personal history. Anyone who knows anything about this man knows he's a Christian believer.

His first and previous book, "Quiet Strength," was autobiographical, with a little help from co-author Nathan Whitaker. So it focused on his upbringing in Detroit, the powerful influence of his parents and family, how he came to professional football, his faith, and all of the career triumphs and tragedies that led to the Colts winning the Super Bowl.

"Uncommon: Finding Your Path to Significance" is also autobiographical, but only in the sense that it distills how this man lives his life, or strives to. There is much to admire here -- would that we all strive to live our lives like this man has, and teach our sons and daughters to do the same.

He says at least three things in this book I found especially insightful, regardless of one's faith or lack of it.

First, what you do is less important than how you do it. The "how" ultimately has much more influence and impact than the "what."

Second, the opposite of courage is not...

United States on May 11, 2009