The Big Five For Life

This book will help you develop both professionally and personally!

If you’re interested in learning how to manage people and become a successful leader in whatever career you choose, this book is a must read. The author does a great job of telling a story with life lessons intertwined with leadership lessons.

It’s not your typical management parable, like a Who Moved My Cheese book. While those can be really useful and I like them, this is something much deeper. The content is emotional, powerful, and leaves you with a lot to digest and think about. The Museum Day concept is one which will definitely stick with you.

There’s a sequel book (The Big Five for Life Continued) which is just as good. It continues the story, but covers different concepts. It too is a powerful read from an emotional perspective.

Do what you love!

This book is full of great wisdom for both life and business. It’s also a really powerful story.

I love the part about when people are doing something they love, they are so much more productive and that their enthusiasm carries through to others, too. It’s so true!

I also love the museum day idea. It’s such a great way of looking at life from a different perspective. It really made me think about how much time I’m spending on things I love to do and how much on things I feel I have to do. My minutes are precious and if I’m not careful, I can end up with a lot of empty moments.

Overall, this story has really made me think about my own life and the things I most want to do. It has reminded me to stay focused on what’s important to me, and to have wonderful things to look forward to in my life.

I highly recommend it!

Amazing leadership and motivation book! Highly recommend!

I can’t put into words how impactful this book was for me. As a leader in my organization, I strive to achieve the best in the people that look to me for help. At the end of the day what it comes down to is doing right by people and giving them the opportunity to do their job well. This book really frames that in such a powerful way.

For me, the concept of “Museum Day” and the way it’s told through the story, is one of the major highlights of this book. It’s something that really hits you at the core. Definitely a life changing perspective.

The story is set in the context of a leader, so I’d highly recommend this for any leader. As a matter of fact, I’d put it at the top of my leadership book recommendations. It’s a lot more than that though, too. I took a ton away from it for me personally.